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Silver Lining Interactive has officially joined forces with Goodwin Games to publish Quite a Ride, a surreal bicycle survival horror game that blends atmospheric storytelling with unique tension. The partnership gives Goodwin Games the space to focus entirely on refining its eerie world and unique gameplay systems. It will be available on PC via Steam.
Quite a Ride places players on a bicycle and sends them deep into a rural landscape swallowed by thick, corrupted fog. Strange anomalies emerge from the mist, warping the land and twisting reality. Armed with little more than a bike, and a mysterious phone, players must explore the shifting environment, document what they find, and survive long enough to uncover what’s poisoning the world.
The bicycle isn’t just a means of travel – it’s life support. Stopping for too long invites danger, and the world around you is never stable for long. The game’s mysterious phone plays a dual role as guide and potential saboteur, with cryptic messages from a shadowy figure who may not always have your best interests at heart.
Adding a unique twist, Quite a Ride introduces global collective progress. Players around the world contribute to shared milestones that gradually alter the environment, unlocking new locations, hidden characters, and evolving quests over time. The world changes not only because of what happens in it, but because of what players do together.
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According to ViJuDa, a brand-new itch.io account had uploaded a pirated version of the game under a “name your own…
The future of gaming will likely be defined by tension and balance.
Today’s Daily Indie News Roundup covers Early Access reveals, console ports, release delays and demos for Steam Next Fest.
Today’s headlines stretch from hardware shortages shaking the industry’s biggest players to various indie announcements.
The Nintendo Switch emulation scene is facing another period of uncertainty following new legal pressure from Nintendo.
In Piece by Piece, the upcoming puzzle-platformer, every level begins shattered into jigsaw-like fragments,
We're back with our Daily Indie News Roundup and we promise there won't be any hiatus anytime soon.
Sony has officially confirmed that the original God of War Greek trilogy is being remade, marking one of the most…
Few sequels have carried as much emotional weight for fans of narrative adventure games as The Wolf Among Us 2.
Highguard’s rapid fall has become more than just a case study in live-service risk.
Priced at 29.99€ for the standard edition, Sons of Sparta is positioned as a mid-tier experience: smaller in scale, but not in…
When a single sponsored post can reach nearly a million viewers in hours, it’s no surprise publishers are betting big…
Your daily digest of everything happening in indie games and the wider industry is here!
Gaming is no longer defined solely by access to hardware or software. It is shaped by attention, time, and trust.
The controversy began when farming sim YouTuber Josh, posted screenshots highlighting a wave of unusually similar positive Steam reviews.
At the heart of Rhell’s design is a simple but ambitious idea: what if spells weren’t selected from a list,…
Rather than relying solely on difficulty and linear progression, it builds its identity around run-based structure, spell systems, counters, and…
The new update significantly expands the sci-fi survival-crafting game’s world, story, and technical performance.
When you combine historically grounded settings, physics-driven combat, and a fully simulated city overrun by the undead, you get something…
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