The Indie Fix reviews a new mini art game by Cardboard Computers called Ruins.
eGamer writes: "Ruins is a stunning experience that is unlike anything you’ve played before. It may not be much of a game, but despite that it’s completely captivating and immersive, and it deserves an enormous amount of praise for how well it draws you in and manages to get an emotional response out of you. As such, every gamer should try this, not just because it’s free but because it’s completely unique."
IGM Writes: ‘Ruins‘ is unlike any game I’ve played before. Developed by Cardboard Computer, ’Ruins’ sees you controlling a dog chasing rabbits through a shadowy, dreamlike landscape.
Nightmare Mode takes a look at Cardboard Computer's newest title, Ruins (and gives a cursory glance at Jake Elliot's Ludum Dare entry Last Tuesday, which touched on similar themes) and discusses the different ways choices can impact us in games. A moment is also taken to appreciate just how surreal and gorgeous the game is. But only a moment.
