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I Love You, Colonel Sanders! is the KFC dating sim you didn’t know you needed
This crazy dystopian timeline of ours might already be heaving with surreal Subway adverts and ironic Burger King memes, yet I've always felt like something is missing. Today I've learned that perhaps the missing ingredient all along was...love? KFC - that glorious hut of chicken that glistens in my dreams like an oily fried mirage - have decided to get into the gaming business with…
Chex Quest 3 officially released free, and only 22 years late
Today, General Mills cereal (owners of all things Chex) officially released Doom-alike advergame FPS Chex Quest 3, free and Windows-friendly. It's just slightly delayed compared to the first two episodic releases in 1996 and 1997 respectively. Today's release via an adorably '90s themed page isn't entirely new, but the previously-unofficial work of original Chex Quest developer Charles Jacobi, who has been carrying a torch for the…
Fortnite stunts and grinds downhill in Nike Jordan event mode
The latest brand to advertise to children through Fortnite Battle Royale is Nike, slamming and jamming in a new event mode that sends players sliding and grinding through a downhill obstacle course. Grab coins, basketballs, and sneakers to score points, do fancy tricks using Impulse Bombs, hurl Boogie Bombs to screw with rival ravers... it's pretty fun, if pretty wonky for being smooshed into Fortnite.…
Talk about promo games normally make me think of high profile stuff like Carmen Sandiego invading Google Earth, so I've got to tip a weather-beaten stetson to IFC films for going low-fi with The Wind. They've tapped Airdorf, solo dev behind the Faith series of bible-quoting exorcise 'em ups to produce a short browser horror game based on their upcoming movie. It's only a few…
Look, I don't know how to say this: someone has made an advergame for a movie and it feels... not awful? Not something made to fund other games its developers actually care about? Perhaps its creators' wildest dreams come true? I don't know what to make of this topsy-turvy world any more. See, Broforce is a game all about nostalgia for action movie heroes of…
