2018 has come to an end and 2019 has begun! We have had a busy year and before we look ahead at 2019, lets take a moment to remember 2018. This year, Playism released: 18 games on Steam 5 games on Switch 20 games on Playism We also attended Read More …
It’s been another busy year at Playism. As we reach the end of 2017, we are looking back again at the year. This year Playism released: 13 Games on Playism 10 Games on Steam 7 Games on the PlayStation Network We also had the chance to visit some events Read More …
Valentine’s Day has come again, and the restaurants are fully booked with date nights and more! But for some of us, our “night of love” can come in a different form! Which is why we want to wish you a Happy Valentine’s day, and introduce you to some of Playism’s Read More …
Last week we announced the winners of who you all decided were the best games of 2016 on Playism. Today, we are looking a bit into the Playism team and what we all thought of Playism in 2016. Favourite Playism game in 2016: Mizutani NightCry and The Silver Case Read More …
We recently ran a poll on our blog for you all to vote for your favourite Playism-released game of 2016. You all responded and we got some great results!! So without further delays! Here are the top 5 winners: The most recent addition to the Playism family has received the Read More …
2016 is coming to an end, and looking back, Playism has released a large variety of games and done a lot of different things! This year the English side of Playism released: 30 games on Playism 17 games on Steam 2 games on PlayStation And we showed games at: PAX Read More …
There are few moments in gaming that set me crying. Truly hard games can. The ones that make me feel, that perhaps just maybe, I have literally fallen into hell. That there is no way out. There is no salvation. Bullet hell is no mere moniker. It is a Read More …
Moving forward into 2016, there are so many changes and brand new titles headed to the forefront of Playism. We’re celebrating the launch of Croixleur Sigma on the PS4 right now, we’re just days away from announcing a new game, and plenty is in the pipeline. Dungeons and Darkness, Lost Read More …
Happy New Year, Everyone! Wow, 2015, huh? How about that guy? Glad we don’t have to talk to him anymore! The Year of the Sheep has finally gone to bed, and it couldn’t have come a moment sooner. What started out as a lamb really started to become a lion Read More …
You might only think that Forget Me Not: My Organic Garden rotates around only two characters; Irene, the shop owner, and Organa, her loyal apprentice (you). But the ever-expanding cast of customers each have their own story that will slowly evolve as they frequent Irene’s shop. Of course, not every Read More …
Where were you when the bug first bit you? Video gaming is something that can strike like lightning and deal life-changing effects to a person of any age. Perhaps the first time you laid your hands on a controller was a Pac-Man cabinet down on the boardwalk in Santa Read More …
Video games are the path to the future that we can now all enjoy. Let’s face it: since we were young, working and being a part of the gaming ecosystem is what makes great indie companies spring into being, drives young coders to experiment and coaxes designers to try their hand at making characters, Read More …
We’re winding down our post BitSummit coverage! After a frantic weekend of social media blitzing, amazing meetings with developers and just being absolutely drained, we’re finally at a point where recovery is nearly complete. There was plenty of lemon tea and lozenges to go around, and only now are voices back at 90%. Still, in Read More …
The dust has settled and we’ve finally slunk home to recover. After an insane weekend, we bit a bittersweet farewell to Bitsummit 3: Return of the Indies. There was so much that happened, it’s impossible to try and narrow it all down in a single blog post. If you were Read More …
Another fantastic weekend has come and gone. Though a majority of us were not partying with fireworks and barbecues (turns out Japan doesn’t celebrate the U.S.’s Independence Day), there was still plenty of fun to be had by all members. Believe it or not, there are things we do outside Read More …
