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Nine Sols channels the gameplay of Sekiro, Hollow Knight, and Katana Zero to create an immersive new world with a unique Taopunk aesthetic.

We sit down with the horror masterminds of Detention and Devotion to learn about the studio's history and its upcoming action game, Nine Sols.

The Chinese video game Honkai: Star Rail borrows from an emerging literary subgenre that imagines modern worlds founded on East Asian traditions.

Launched on May 12, Nintendo's new game was on the same day as the 15th anniversary of the ...

From Thirsty Suitors and Dordogne to Bomb Rush Cyberfunk and Schim, these are the 23 most anticipated indie games coming out in 2023.

By Wu Po-hsuan and Jonathan Chin / Staff reporter, with staff writerThe G-EIGHT gaming convention — the largest event of its kind to be independently funded and organized by Taiwanese players — opened its doors at the Taipei Expo Dome amid fanfare on Friday.

Independent outfit Red Candle Games has launched Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for its beautiful-looking 'Taopunk' adventure Nine Sols.

Censored horror game Devotion available once again on new store Polygon 3/15/2021 © Image: Red Candle Games Red Candle Games, a Taiwanese developer, has launched a new online store where players can buy its two horror games, Detention and Devotion, as well as any future releases. This makes Devotion, a game that’s been long inaccessible due to a censorship controversy, easy to purchase and play. Both games are strong horror titles with unique themes, both set in Taiwan. Devotion focus...

Featured Favorite: Alien: Isolation Its been over six years at this point, but few games have come close to delivering as many scares as Alien: Isolation does. If youve seen the first two Alien movies, Isolation will seem familiar, but it does such a great job at translating the tension of running from an alien that can hide in the vents to a video game. Its a great throwback to a classic horror franchise, but it manages to be a great entry all on its own.$40 at Steam A new beginning: Residen...

Games by Frank Chung 17th Dec 2020 3:35 PM An acclaimed video game that was censored in China over an "offensive" hidden message comparing Xi Jinping to Winnie the Pooh has been dropped again by another platform before even going on sale. GOG, a digital storefront owned by CD Projekt Red - the creators of Cyberpunk 2077 - announced on Wednesday that it would be listing Devotion, but backflipped within hours "after receiving many...