By Mark Buckton in Taipei For years, the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue - the so-called “Quad” linking the United States, Australia, India and Japan - has been presented as a cornerstone of ...
Many games aim for immersion, but few achieve it as naturally as Quadrilateral Cowboy. In a way, it's a bit of a cheat, isn't it? There is a wide mental gap between pushing and plunging a sword into a ...
Quadrilateral Cowboy was built to facilitate the ‘electric feeling’ of taking something apart, and putting it all back together again In 2013, Brendon Chung’s short, sharp game about a heist gone ...
Ten years ago, an American, an Australian, an Indian, and a Japanese walked into a room in Manila. This was no joke. They were representing their governments at a quadrilateral meeting also known as ...
Pakistan on Sunday (local time) is hosting a quadrilateral summit with the foreign ministers of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Turkiye. The meeting comes days after Pakistan presented Islamabad as a ...
Recent news that Australia’s Foreign Minister has indicated interest in taking part in a resurrected US-Australia-Japan-India quadrilateral dialogue on the sidelines of the upcoming ASEAN Summit is to ...
Quadrilateral Cowboy doesn’t just wear its charming cyberpunk heart on its sleeve. The fun, retrofuturistic look of its world and characters comes to life thanks to a clever hacking system that lets ...
This scrappy, surreal escapade cleverly uses programming as a game mechanic, but can't quite follow through on its ideas. In Quadrilateral Cowboy, a surreal indie game of hacking and heists, you pull ...
A few technical issues aside, Quadrilateral Cowboy is a clever puzzle game bursting with personality. PC Gamer's got your back Our experienced team dedicates many hours to every review, to really get ...
GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The year is 1980. Hoverbikes are in vogue, and so are 1920’s Italian opera and portable vinyl record players. You’re in the midst of breaking into a ...
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