a garden of stories
Isabella \ud83c\udf38in adoration of odd stories in all forms - mostly video games, also books, films, tv shows, and others I may find blooming in the wild \ud83c\udf38
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 8 | Subscribers | Read | agardenofstories.substack.com |
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A Bittersweet Déjà Vu | NEVA
I went into this game knowing I was going to cry. This is just what you expect when you play a game from Nómada Studio. Even so, nothing can prepare you for the sensation of your heart being torn to shreds. I have always said I am partial t...
Love, Loss and Silver Linings | INMOST
There’s something about sad stories that is so compelling to witness. Maybe it’s because pain is something so tangible, or because there is beauty in realising that feeling such an intense emotion means you had to care deeply in the first p...
The Uncanny Depths | DREDGE
Fishing, the deep dark, lovecraftian monstrosities, what more could you want in a game? Dredge has these and everything else that terrifies me about the ocean, wrapped in an unassuming indie game with a gorgeous art style. You play as an un...
Dealing with the Devil | INSCRYPTION
The best way to describe Inscryption is ‘indescribable’. As vague and unhelpful as that sounds, it is the closest to the truth I can get. It transcends genre, subverts expectation and takes pleasure in simultaneously pleasing and horrifying...
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