Two great ‘90s flavors — Frasier and Final Fantasy — are together at last. You can play Frasier Fantasy for free right here, but watch out for Maris.
Andrew Webster

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Game designer Zach Gage is leading a team in building a modern space to enjoy your crossword puzzle.
SFB Games is best-known for charming adventures like Tangle Tower and Snipperclips, but the studio’s latest goes in a very different direction. Crow Country is lo-fi horror that looks like a cross between Silent Hill and FF7, complete with blocky characters and hazy levels to explore. It’s not coming out until 2024 on Steam and PlayStation, but you can check out a free demo on both platforms starting today.
Spider-Man 2 and Super Mario Bros. Wonder came out on the same day (October 20th), and unfortunately for those of us with limited free time, they’re both excellent. Good luck squeezing them both into your weekend.
Elsewhere, you can catch up on the story of Alan Wake inside of Fortnite ahead of next week’s sequel, go on a trippy stroll through Ubisoft history with Captain Laserhawk on Netflix, or be terrified by something living in your phone.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder is out today, and one of the coolest additions is a thick new goo that you can slowly swim through. At one point in the game, a flower asks Mario “how’s the goo taste?”
Well, since it seems to be the same substance as Luigi’s Mansion’s Gooigi, I might just have the answer. For some reason back at E3 2019 I asked producer Kensuke Tanabe what the creepy character would taste like, and he replied “it might taste like coffee.”
Hopefully they update Wonder with this important information.
If you’re anxiously awaiting Spider-Man 2’s launch on the PS5 tomorrow, Sony has just released a handy video to get you all caught up on the story of both the original game and the Miles Morales spinoff.
Game designer Zach Gage — known for the likes of Good Sudoku and Really Bad Chess — has just teased his next project. Built with a team of collaborators, it’s called Puzzmo, and is described as “a fresh spin on a cultural mainstay: the newspaper games page.” We’ll have much more on it very soon — stay tuned.
As part of its ongoing deal with Spotify, FC Barcelona is once again featuring an iconic artist on its jersey for the big El Clásico match coming up on October 28th. It all started with Drake last year, but this time around it’s the Rolling Stones. The kits are on pre-sale in a few days if you need to get some satisfaction.










