Hardcore Droid: "While cheerfully painted in pastel colors, Cloud Chasers is sepulchral in its voiceless silence, even as the background music carries on its haunting dirge. On your quest to escape your drought-ridden home and find hope in the “Spire”, you may run into procedurally selected encounters, from crashed airplanes from which you can pillage supplies, to long lost friends with parting gifts, to things as simple as a bush with pretty flowers. The flowers were nice. They made Amelia happy for a moment, letting her forget the constant eye you need to keep on your water supplies, your health, and the state of repair of your glider, your only means of obtaining more water."
Cloud Chasers is a mobile game with a lot of heart. Find out more in MMOGames' review of the title.
Most people think ‘video games’ and picture big, fun blockbuster popcorn thrills like Call of Duty.
But there are some developers out there who feel that games can talk about difficult issues. One such man is Blindflug Studios’ Moritz Zumbhul, whose games so far have covered the migrant crisis in Europe and nuclear war.
Blindflug is a spin-off of a digital agency called Feinheit, which Zumbhul founded in 2013. He had some big ambitions for Blindflug.
“We wanted to make fun and beautiful games about difficult topics,” Zumbhul says.
