While giveaways and sales are very common on digital gaming storefronts, the Epic Games Store has made a name for itself by offering free games to grab and keep every week or so for years. Throughout ...

The colorful and surreal world of Botanicula, Amanita Design’s newest point-and-click game, won’t disappoint. Botanicula is magical. Its beautiful world and creatures that fly, dance, and sing can ...

Botanicula (iOS) review: A fun and sometimes frustrating puzzle adventure You might have played point-and-click puzzle games before, but this one brings a unique art style and adorable characters you ...

It's time to grab another freebie from the Epic Games Store. PC gamers can now claim a copy of Botanicula to keep as part of the weekly promotion, a game by the studio that has previously made ...

Fans of the “point-and-click” genre are in luck, as “Machinarium” and “Botanicula” are currently on sale in the iTunes App Store. Both games have been praised for their gorgeous graphics and ...

Machinarium developer Amanita Design's adorable insect-based exploration game Botanicula is coming to iPad on 1st May. The Czech developer's gorgeous experimental indie about bugs with hats debuted on ...

Amanita Design's Botanicula is an extravagance of imagination. Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, it's a follow-up to the Czech studio's artsy point-and-click adventure Machinarium, which found ...

Botanicula is a lovely, weird little game about bugs puzzling their way through a lush, almost-psychedelic tree world by Amanita Design. It's not a game for everyone, but what I've played of the game ...

Following up on the imaginative work in its post-apocalyptic Steampunk world of Machinarium, Czech Republic-based indie developer Amanita Design has given birth to another memorable new world.

Read the small print carefully, OK? Botanicula sells itself as a point-and-click exploration game as opposed to a point and click adventure game. What kind of difference can that single word make?

Playing Botanicula reminds me of being a child and seeing epic fireworks displays. Despite knowing explosions were coming, and repeatedly thinking I'd seen the coolest setup yet, I still found myself ...