ID@Xbox launched it’s Summer Spotlight Series, showcasing more than 30 games from countries all across the world, including Big Blue Bubble’s Foregone. “Independent developers have fundamentally changed gaming this generation, with teams from more than 50 countries around the globe shipping more than 1600 games so far on Xbox One via the ID@Xbox program (and […]
Steven Green tried his hand at a variety of promising indies at PAX South 2020 and names Foregone one of the top three that blew him away. Green praises the game’s “impressive” 3D-to-2D art and beautiful boss fights, hoping to one day enjoy it on the Nintendo Switch. “Big Blue Bubble has a grade-A banger on their […]
USgamer news editor Eric Van Allen named Foregone one of his highlights from PAX South 2020’s collection of outstanding indie games. Van Allen praises the game’s fluid animation and challenging enemies. “Foregone seems like a good way for casual players to ease into the action, rather than butt their heads against bad rolls and knowledge […]
The Geekly Grind shone a spotlight on Foregone during PAX West, praising the demo’s fluid, balanced, and graceful combat. The article notes that Foregone‘s inspiration and love for Dead Cells is clear, but the game sets itself apart with its “grander” art and focus on a story-rich experience with permanent upgrades. “Overall, if you liked […]
Game reviewer Frostilyte names Foregone one of their favorite announcements from E3 2019, noting the game’s fluid platforming and combat. “It’s the kind of game that none of my friends would be surprised to hear I’m interested in.” — Frostilyte Read More on Frostilyte’s Blog […]
Big Blue Bubble’s upcoming action-platformer Foregone has landed a spot on The Playstation Brahs’ E3 2019 Indie Games Spotlight. The list features a variety of promising indie games showcased during E3 2019. “Sounds like we are in for a challenge with this one.” — The Indie Legend Read More at The Playstation Brahs […]
TechRaptor covers Foregone‘s E3 reveal trailer, discussing the game’s stylish visuals and combat. “Of course, the combat is everything in an “action-platformer,” and it certainly delivered in spades for its wider reveal tonight.” — Kyle Johnson Read more at TechRaptor […]
Pride London Festival Week – July 12 – July 21 During Pride London Festival Week we held several in-office Pride activities, including a video game tournament and board game meet-up to celebrate 2SLGBTQIA+ video game and board game creators. We then ended the week by participating in the London Pride Parade. We were so […]
Are You Ready to Play Your Part?! Play Your Part is returning once again, and this time, we’re challenging our talented Handler-Helper community to recreate the Ethereal Workshop Island song from My Singing Monsters! All you have to do is record your very own version of one of the 15 Monster parts from […]
What’s New NEW Monster: Oogiddy Oh, goody, it’s OOGIDDY! The final Ethereal Workshop wave welcomes the long-awaited Poison Quad (although, it may not give you the warm fuzzies…). This ooey-gooey noxious Monster may look like it could cause you some harm, but in reality, it’s actually performing crucial functions to help preserve the Island ecosystem! […]