Looking forward to savoring these two bites over the weekend. Squirrel Stapler is a short concept horror game by David Szymanski, a version of which was previously included in one of the Dread X collections, which this standalone version expands on. It's sort of a play on those bargain bin CD-ROM hunting simulators you'd see on an end cap at Caldor or your regional '90s big box store equivalent. I played it once stoned off my ass at 2am and the ending was both effective and patently ridiculous. Don't expect much out of this one, but it's a light recommend if you're looking for a trip.
No Sun to Worship is a stealth game by Antonio Freyre, a dev whose prior games have not wowed me though he seems to have big potential in this genre. I previously played his stealth games The Chameleon and Undetected, both of which I loved in concept but not so much in execution. Here's hoping this one hits the mark. I actually wish this were more of a fleshed out release because it looks super promising, a splinter cell-ish third person shooter with vision and sound meters, offering systemic gameplay that can be approached in multiple ways. I hope to see him expand on this concept in the future even if this one leaves me feeling cold.
