We have another long weekend due to the May holiday on Monday, so we won’t be back until Tuesday. I believe, dear reader, that on the first of the month you will pinch and beat yourself on my behalf. And even if you think “Yes, it’s coming back,” all you have to do is pinch and hit in retaliation. But what are you playing this weekend? That’s what we’re clicking on!

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Hand-drawn indie game End of Lines will be available for PC and Switch on May 25th.

The interactive graphic novel comes from the award-winning Nova-box for Across the Grooves and Seers Isle and is inspired by the “looming climate crisis”.

You can check out “a beautifully hand-drawn heartbreaking vision of a future where the world has failed to respond to our rapidly changing climate” in the new teaser trailer below:

In keeping with the studio’s previous games, in End of Lines “every choice counts” as you manage your party’s supplies and morale “in a ruthless environment where death can meet at any time.” It follows a group of survivors who “roam the devastated countryside of Southern Europe, desperately looking for a safe place to settle and a semblance of normalcy, having lost everything but each other.”

The story offers a diverse cast of characters, a captivating soundtrack, and a “beautifully illustrated storybook” where each playthrough offers a “novel-sized adventure” and a selection from the hundreds of hand-drawn illustrations created for the game.

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