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  • From the Creator of TELEFORUM: DANGEN Entertainment to Publish ‘I SHALL NAME THE DEAD’

    From the Creator of TELEFORUM: DANGEN Entertainment to Publish ‘I SHALL NAME THE DEAD’

    The psychological horror and narrative adventure scene is about to get a whole lot darker. DANGEN Entertainment has officially announced its partnership with acclaimed writer Tiago Rech to publish his next haunting project, I SHALL NAME THE DEAD.

    If you’ve played TELEFORUM, I DID NOT BUY THIS TICKET, or DROWNED LAKE, you already know that Rech is a master of building deep, unsettling atmospheres and gripping, choice-driven narratives. His track record for delivering avant-garde, thought-provoking horror has made him a standout voice in the indie gaming space. With I SHALL NAME THE DEAD, players can expect another deeply atmospheric plunge into the macabre.

    What We Know So Far

    While specific plot details are still being kept under wraps, the title alone promises a bleak and fascinating premise. Partnering with DANGEN Entertainment—a publisher renowned for bringing incredible indie gems like Lorelei and the Laser Eyes and Minoria to global audiences—signals that this narrative adventure is getting the major platform it deserves.

    For fans of psychological thrillers, lo-fi horror aesthetics, and narrative-heavy experiences, this is absolutely a title to keep on your radar.

    Stay tuned to BizNooz as we track development updates, release windows, and platform announcements for this highly anticipated indie title.

    Find out more here

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  • Repair the Elevator, Solve the Mystery: Radiant Bear Games Unveils SpaceLift Trailer

    Repair the Elevator, Solve the Mystery: Radiant Bear Games Unveils SpaceLift Trailer

    Indie sci-fi fans, it’s time to update your Steam wishlists. Solo developer Radiant Bear Games has officially dropped the first trailer for its highly anticipated upcoming title, SpaceLift—a narrative-driven, side-view 3D sci-fi adventure that swaps out traditional space-combat for high-stakes engineering and atmospheric mystery.

    If you’ve ever wondered what it would feel like to be entirely alone on a massive, malfunctioning space elevator somewhere between Earth and orbit, this game is about to give you a very vivid answer.

    The Setup: Missing Crew, Broken Systems

    In SpaceLift, players wake up as an engineer aboard a failing orbital transport system. The setup is instantly gripping: terminals are completely offline, telemetry data is stale, and the remaining crew logs entirely contradict one another. To make matters worse, the crew itself is entirely missing.

    With no one left to rely on, you have to use your engineering savvy to survive. Your journey will take you from the ground level on Earth all the way up the space elevator, moving through intricate service decks, abandoned spacecraft interiors, remote facilities, and quiet orbital stations.

    Gameplay: Engineering Over Combat

    SpaceLift promises an atmospheric, “quiet” sci-fi experience that relies heavily on world-building and problem-solving rather than frantic gunplay. As the lone engineer, you will:

    • Restore power grids and reboot offline terminals.
    • Repair damaged infrastructure and machinery.
    • Operate remote-controlled drones to reach inaccessible areas.
    • Piece together the overarching mystery by analysing maps, system diagnostics, and fractured crew logs.

    A Cinematic Side-View 3D Perspective

    One of the standout features showcased in the trailer is the game’s distinct visual style. SpaceLift utilises a side-view 3D perspective. This hybrid approach gives players the clear readability and cinematic framing of a classic side-scroller, while utilising a fully 3D world that boasts incredible depth, scale, and immersive atmosphere. The deeper you venture into the elevator, the more unreliable the systems become—building a palpable sense of tension and isolation.

    The Verdict: If you love atmospheric “walking sims,” narrative-heavy mysteries, and grounded sci-fi tech, SpaceLift is definitely an indie title to keep on your radar.

    Watch the Trailer & Wishlist Now

    The official trailer is out now, offering a stunning first look at the game’s light puzzle-solving elements, repair mechanics, and hauntingly quiet environments. While the official release date is still to be announced, you can head over to Steam right now to check out the trailer and add it to your wishlist.

    Wishlist SpaceLift on Steam Here!

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