The Plucky Squire is a game that leaps off the page — literally. It takes place in a storybook world rendered in an adorable two dimensions thanks to codirector and former Pokémon artist James Turner.

The Plucky Squire follows the titular squire Jot as he embarks on a quest to defend the land of Mojo from the evil wizard Humgrump. Guided by DJ/sorcerer Moonbeard, Jot is also accompanied by his two childhood friends: artist/trainee witch Violet and drummer/mountain troll Thrash.

The Plucky Squire channels tributes to The Legend of Zelda and more for an adventure all about how creativity inspires.

The Plucky Squire is an altogether fun storybook adventure, just don't expect to flex your own creativity, even if it gives you the tools to do so.

It’s difficult to make a game for kids that isn’t boring for adults – well, it’s difficult for anyone that isn’t Nintendo, at least. It’s especially a problem i

They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but it can be hard not to when the cover is as pretty as this one is.

All Possible Futures tells a brilliantly imaginative tale of a brave hero who takes on the challenges of the 2D and 3D worlds.