Category Archives: Nothing To See Here

Every visitor has clearance. Not every visitor belongs here. [June 21, 2026] — Report for duty. The Security 51 demo is now available on Steam, inviting players to take up their post at a top-secret Area 51 facility where every visitor must be inspected, … Continue reading →

4 JUNE 2025 – Belgian indie developer Business Goose Studios has been turning the key on their music box for weeks now and is finally ready to pop it open. Swan Song is out now on Steam. Swan Song is priced at $7.99 (regional pricing may vary) … Continue reading →

A quick desciption and some screen shots: Snacktorio, a story-driven, level-based factory automation game where players build giant industrial kitchens to feed world-threatening monsters. Built around reactive cooking systems inspired by real culinary logic, ingredients don’t just move through the … Continue reading →

WICKED FOR GOOD: A brilliant sequel. I want a full cut of both films. I will sit through that. BLUE MOON: Ethan Hawe was great in this. It feels again like a play instead of a film. Especially as it … Continue reading →

HYMER 2000: A truly creative way to deliver a visual novel with innovative and interesting ways to discover and unlock the story. You must read, you must think you must feel. Explaining the story is very difficult without spoilers, but … Continue reading →

Planning for PAX West and just living life has distracted us immensley here. So many games, so many trailers, so many shows in the month since the last Nerd Notes. So instead of just a lot of trailers, some reactions … Continue reading →

A demo for the highly-anticipated point and click thriller – The Drifter – is now available to download as part of Steam Next Fest – ahead of the game’s full launch on July 17 for Windows, macOS, SteamOS and Linux. Developed by Australian indie … Continue reading →

Over here at PC-S we are heavy fans of Paul Pope, as an artist and a person, having been a fan since the days of Sin Titulo and sometimes an acquaintance (spoken outside the confines of a convention). This exhibit … Continue reading →