The creator of Time Gentlemen, Please! turns his hand to a burglary-based version of Spelunky, but are you up for the challenge?
It’s strange to think that there’s been more steampunk video games lately than there has been cyberpunk, or almost any other genre of science fiction. From Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. to The Order: 1886, to major franchises like BioShock Infinite and Dishonored, most of these tend to be set in Victorian London or some close analogue. We’re not sure why they’ve become so popular, but it’s probably because it’s an easy way to make a video game in a psuedo-historical setting interesting. And, well… who doesn’t like robots wearing top hats?
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