Armikrogs memory puzzles and tenuous humour are a low point in the adventure game renaissance. PC Gamer's got your back Our experienced team dedicates many hours to every review, to really get to the ...

Tomas Franzese is a News Editor at DualShockers, writing a variety of reviews and shedding light on upcoming games for both PC and consoles. While he has been a gamer most of his life, he began ...

I’m not even close to done with Armikrog, but I thought it’d be worth writing up a few impressions since the game was delayed and then delayed again earlier this month on the day it was supposed to ...

“Its transition to the major consoles is a treat and we are very excited to launch a game on all three consoles!” Independent Developer Pencil Test Studios in partnership with indie publisher Versus ...

We'll probably never get a true sequel to the beloved claymation adventure The Neverhood, but if Doug TenNapel's “spiritual successor” Armikrog is able to meet its fundraising goals, we'll soon have ...

Armikrog, Doug TenNapel and Pencil Test Studios claymation adventure game, looks good enough to eat. Unfortunately, unlike non-toxic playdough, eating it would probably give you some serious digestive ...

Oh, to have been in the pitch meeting for Armikrog. “It’s about this guy, right. He’s a space explorer on a mission to save his dying planet, but get this: he crash-lands on a different planet and ...

Armikrog fails as an adventure, a story, a Neverhood successor, and on any other level you might have hoped for. It's the wasted potential that hurts the most. Armikrog begins with a catchy song, a ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Armikrog's opening moments hold the promise of a grand adventure: an eclectic ballad kicks it off, introducing you to its lore with eccentric vocals ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Armikrog's opening moments hold the promise of a grand adventure: an eclectic ballad kicks it off, introducing you to its lore with eccentric vocals ...

There’s a fine tradition of claymation in film and TV, with the likes of Wallace & Gromit, Pingu, and Morph being very popular examples, but it’s a form of animation that’s very rarely seen in ...