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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Double Fine have now gotten to the point where their next project being a total departure from what they've done before is no longer surprising. I'd be more worried if they managed to find a ...

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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 ...

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Double Fine's head-spinning sci-fi puzzler has plenty of style but not enough substance to sustain its lengthy adventure. Headlander makes a helluva trailer. Its central premise and a lavish lust for ...

When you hear that Double Fine, creators of some of gaming’s most wonderfully weird adventures, and Adult Swim, purveyors of the finest adult nonsense put to television screens, are in cahoots for a ...

Not as unique as you’d perhaps expect given the premise, but still a very stylish, characterful and funny adventure. PC Gamer's got your back Our experienced team dedicates many hours to every review, ...

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 ...