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From the player’s side, Baby Steps feels like a finely honed experience. It’s a walking simulator that follows Nate, a manchild in a gray onesie, as he attempts to scale a mountain and symbolically ...

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I’ve faced some hard choices in video games. Some of my decisions in Life is Strange still haunt me. Ghost of Tsushima’s final sequence prompted me to put my controller down for a good 10 minutes ...

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Baby Steps is a unique physics-based walking simulator with an interesting premise. It’s not an easy game, judging by its reception, and can truly test players’ patience and skills. It’s for this ...

In addition to her interaction with the baby, Caitlin Clark sauntered through a crowd of Fever fans gathered by the court to sign autographs. She ended up singing over 40 autographs in just about two ...

“Baby Steps” is a video game about arrested development. On its surface, it is about a 35-year-old man named Nate, wearing a dirty onesie and struggling to find motivation in life when he’s magically ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. An open-world exploration game where the journey is the point. An open-world exploration game where the journey ...

Not two hours into my trek through Baby Steps, an open world physics comedy published by Devolver Digital, I walked by a pit. The discovery came just after I’d finally worked up enough skills to keep ...