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El Paso Elsewhere, designed by Xalavier Nelson, in which we play paranormal detective James Savage, voiced by Xalavier Nelson, as he bullet-time dual-pistols his way through level after level of ...
There's plenty of grotesque frights to battle, but Nelson's in-game monologues as recovering addict James Savage, as well as its love-gone-wrong setup, give El Paso, Elsewhere a veil of intimacy.
El Paso, Elsewhere is a beautiful, fragmented anomaly of a game. Fun, fast, and eerily capable of dredging up long-buried resonant memories of every poor relationship decision you’ve ever made.
"El Paso, Elsewhere" is part third-person shooter and part metaphorical meditation on the trauma of heartache.
El Paso, Elsewhere is designed like third-person shooters from the early 2000s, and it uses that aesthetic to tell a captivating story.
Developer Strange Scaffold announced El Paso, Elsewhere will launch for the Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC via Steam this Fall. View the announcement trailer below: Read details on the game ...
El Paso, Elsewhere is a tribute to the Max Payne-era of gaming, hosting action-packed third-person shooter gameplay coupled with an original and deep narrative examining addiction and heartbreak.
Hit neo-noir video game "El Paso, Elsewhere" is getting a film adaptation starring LaKeith Stanfield.
El Paso, Elsewhere is an excellent nod to the days of Max Payne, but it still manages to stand on its own as a top-notch shooter.
El Paso, Elsewhere combines simple yet delicately balanced action with an engrossing story about vampires, love, and the end of the world.
El Paso Elsewhere turns Max Payne into a vampire-filled neo-noir, and there’s a lot of substance under all that style.
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