Promise Mascot Agency, the weirdest game of 2025, is finally out on Steam
Once upon a time I only played triple-A games. Devil May Cry, Dragon Age, Mortal Kombat; all amazing franchises in their own rights, each of which defined my childhood in many different ways. But, since I began working in this industry - and at PCGamesN specifically - I've fallen in love with indie games, happily casting aside big open-world, narrative-driven triple-A games for gems like Animal Well, Indika, and, now, Promise Mascot Agency. Easily one of the weirdest games I've ever encountered, it's become my most-played game of 2025 almost overnight. I absolutely have a problem, but I'm very okay with it. Continue reading Promise Mascot Agency, the weirdest game of 2025, is finally out on Steam MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Promise Mascot Agency review, Best management games, Best open-world games
Once upon a time I only played triple-A games. Devil May Cry, Dragon Age, Mortal Kombat; all amazing franchises in their own rights, each of which defined my childhood in many different ways. But, since I began working in this industry - and at PCGamesN specifically - I've fallen in love with indie games, happily casting aside big open-world, narrative-driven triple-A games for gems like Animal Well, Indika, and, now, Promise Mascot Agency. Easily one of the weirdest games I've ever encountered, it's become my most-played game of 2025 almost overnight. I absolutely have a problem, but I'm very okay with it.
MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Promise Mascot Agency review, Best management games, Best open-world games
