Whip out your old film camera and enter a Makoto Shinkai-esque world in Opus: Prism Peak, which is out today

Oisin Kuhnke — Thu, 16 Apr 2026 19:07:41 +0000

As trendy as it's sort of become as a feature, photography modes in most games don't interest me much. They've either got too much freedom, making the act of taking photos boring, or so many limitations it hardly feels like photography at all. Limitations are good! You can't get good photos without them, I just prefer having an actual lens, even a digital one, to look through. So whenever a game that's actually about photography, like Opus: Prism Peak (which is out today), rocks up, my curiosity will always be a little bit piqued.

Eerie visual novel Schrödinger's Call explores the pain and joy of relationships via phone calls to purgatory

James Archer — Tue, 05 May 2026 14:40:39 +0000

I don’t play a lot of visual novels, and I certainly don’t make a lot of rotary dial phone calls, so a clickin’ and speakin’ game like Schrödinger's Call is one I’d normally leave unheeded. That, however, would have been to my WhatsApp-brained detriment: this has the markings of a powerfully presented adventure, the demo for which kept me eagerly ringing up lost souls for a solid hour and a half.

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Whip out your old film camera and enter a Makoto Shinkai-esque world in Opus: Prism Peak, which is out today

Eerie visual novel Schrödinger's Call explores the pain and joy of relationships via phone calls to purgatory