Headlander is Double Fine’s latest, and it’s a pastiche of 80’s Sci-fi. Expect dorky jokes, inspired visuals, and fun, puzzling gameplay. As well as being a lot of fun, you can imagine that the game ...

Adult Swim Games and Psychonauts developer Double Fine have teamed up to produce Headlander, a sci-fi side-scroller launching later this month for the PlayStation 4 and PC platforms. Taking place in a ...

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Those five words came out of my mouth the moment Headlander’s credits started to roll. Based on my news posts on Headlander in the past, I knew I was in for a unique experience, but I never thought ...

Headlander’s retrofuturist aesthetic is creative enough to make up for the fact its underlying mechanics are anything but. You awake to find you’re just a head. That’s it. You’ve got hair, two eyes, ...

Headlander’s future is as kitsch as Adam West’s Batman and as modern as Tom Baker’s Doctor Who. Its title screen judders and blurs like a warped videotape; its logo wouldn’t look out of place on the ...

Headlander is a Double Fine staple: a one-off goof turned into a fully realized reality. With Grim Fandango, it was a working stiff Grim Reaper in a Dia de los Muertos world. Psychonauts was psychic ...

There aren’t all that many games that allow you to control a disembodied head, and I imagine if there were, not many of them would be half as fun as Headlander. Headlander is a Metroidvania-styled ...

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On paper, Headlander shouldn’t work. With both its clashing tone and humor and its mishmash of 2D mechanics, it successfully blends ideas that aren’t just different—they’re about as dissimilar as ...