Inspired by the success of the pay-what-you-wish sale around Day of the Dead, Tale of Tales have bundled their three most important games again. This time you pay-what-they-wish: a 50% discount during the Holidays period (from 20 December through 3 January). The bundle is available for Mac or PC and includes a Steam activation key. The ToT bundle can be purchased here, for $10.99: http://... more.

Tale of Tales have bundled their three most successful -and controversial- videogames in a single downloadable package that you can purchase for any price you choose during the next five days, from now until All Souls Day: 2 November 2010. The Day of the Dead bundle consists of The Graveyard, The Path and Fatale (for Mac or PC). All proceeds go directly into the production of Tale of Tal... more.

The first edition of the hóPLAY International Video Game Festival has ended with the announcement of its competition winners during an amusing ceremony at the Alhóndiga center in Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain. Indie horror title The Path by Belgian development studio Tale of Tales has received two of the six awards: one for Best Design and one for Best Sound. Each award is good for 6,000 Eu... more.

While The Path does not contain any graphic violence or sexuality, it does allude to these themes. The overall melancholy mood of the game and the potentially unsettling course of events, make The Path unsuitable for children. Despite of its origins in fairy tales, The Path is decidedly a game for the mature mind. BUY NOW from Direct2Drive The Path is a short horror game inspired by older ... more.

One year ago, on the eve of the Game Developers Conference, The Path was launched from a bed in a room in a hotel in San Francisco. The same hotel where designers Auriea Harvey and Michael Samyn first met, exactly 10 years before. Since then, The Path has gone on to become one of the most divisive titles in the history of independent games. Lauded as a milestone in the artistic development of... more.