If not the best game of 2021, Chicory: A Colorful Tale is certainly the most delightful. (I'm a little gutted I couldn't argue it onto our Game of the Year list.) It's part of AGDQ this year, featuring runner Punchy along with commentary from the indie game's director, Greg Lobanov. But it seems the real magic happened before the run on the big stage. In a set of casual practice runs while chatting with Lobanov, Punchy set back-to-back Chicory world records. The second of those records stands at...

A new game from the team behind indie darlings Chicory: A Colorful Tale, Wandersong, and Celeste is on the way - which may be a sequel to Chicory or a brand new game - and to celebrate the reveal, one of Chicory's creators teased a weird new creature from the upcoming game. After a successful Kickstarter where it raised nearly three times its starting goal, the delightful Chicory: A Colorful Tale released in June 2021. It's an adventure game where you play as a dog in a colouring book. Players h...

{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35638656/65e5d44005b1126bfc64feb86af41ea9a6314ceb.png Heyo, how is everyone today? It's a big day for us around here, because Chicory: A Colorful Tale has been nominated in the Games for Impact category for The Game Awards 2021! It's an honor to be recognized among a lineup of great games that explore complex ideas and themes. If Chicory has made an impact on you, we'd be grateful for your vote 🤩 Head on over to The Game Awards official voting site and cast your vote for Chico...

Hey there everybody! We need your help!! Chicory has been nominated for two Golden Joystick Awards!! 🌟 Best Storytelling and Best Indie Game 🌟 You can vote for Chicory to win the Golden Joystick awards here: Thank you to everyone who has played the game, written Steam reviews, and spread the word. We couldn't have gotten this awesome nomination without you :D Cheers! Harris from Fin...

Creativity lies at the heart of both Greg Lobanov's games. In Wandersong, it was singing. In Chicory: A Colorful Tale, it's painting. While not the most heroic of video game pursuits - indeed, Wandersong's bard and Chicory's janitor-turned-amateur brush wielder are repeatedly shown to be considerably less capable than their games' personal and professional heroes - both end up playing critical roles in restoring their respective worlds to their former glory. They balance out the bad, and revive ...