Making a point-and-click adventure centered around the concept of the big bang sounds unwieldy and a little pretentious. There’s a lot to handle in such a concept. However, Feral Cat Den took on the ...

E3 2019 has been full of well-made trailers. That said, I don't know if anything I've seen so far is as immediately eye-catching as Genesis Noir. You explore a love triangle that lasts for eons and ...

Finally, after a long wait, Fellow Traveller will be releasing Genesis Noir on March 26th for both PC and consoles. This is a game we've been waiting to have in our hands for a long while, ever since ...

Fellow Traveller and Feral Cat Den announced today that their indie game Genesis Noir will also be released on the Xbox One. The game was originally announced as simply being a PC title, but now we ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Genesis Noir is set at the start of existence, reimagining the Big Bang and the natural expansion of ...

Life, the universe and everything – it's all up for discussion in Genesis Noir. This experimental point-and-click noir-seeped adventure sees you travelling through the entire history of the Earth and ...

A gaming journalism veteran of ten-plus years and four-time IGF judge, largely attracted to indie games, new IPs, and in general, what could very well be the gaming world's next surprise hit. Divorced ...

Genesis Noir explores a mysterious liminal space that somehow feels both small yet expansive. The protagonist, No Man, travels through the history of the universe, and it’s all for the sake of saving ...

The video game Genesis Noir was made with modest means but conceived on a grand scale. Developed by Feral Cat Den, a small indie outfit in New York City, the game packs reflections on love, crime, ...

Noir is many things, yet it’s very easily recognized. A guy in a trench coat, a moody atmosphere, drinking problems and familiar jazz (or in the case of “Blade Runner,” seriously good ’80s synth music ...

Making a point-and-click adventure centered around the concept of the big bang sounds unwieldy and a little pretentious. There’s a lot to handle in such a concept. However, Feral Cat Den took on the ...