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Graphically, Going Under has a very unique art style. The characters while talking look like they have been drawn with crayon and the game has a very Saturday morning cartoon look about it.

Going Under is a satirical dungeon crawler about exploring the cursed ruins of failed tech startups. As an unpaid intern in the dystopian city of Neo-Cascadia, you’ll wield office junk as ...

Going Under also includes over 200 different office-based weapons for Jackie to take into battle. Most of the weapons are picked up in the world and can be used immediately.

Going Under's visual design - everything looks like it's made of pool noodles and vinyl - sets it apart from most dungeon crawlers, and Kaman explains that it's inspired by the kind of generic ...

Going Under came out around the same time as two other noticeable roguelikes, Supergiant's Hades and Mossmouth's long-awaited sequel Spelunky 2, but Going Under manages to hold it's own.

Going Under Production: An Argot Pictures release of an EDW production. Produced by Jessica Gohlke, Vlad Nikolic. Directed by Eric Werthman. Screenplay, Jessica Gohlke, Werthman.

Satire about millennials and the tech start-up culture is well-worn territory for comedy in 2020. But there’s something about indie game “Going Under” that feels personal.

Sam Fender has joined forces with Holly Humberstone for an acoustic version of his hit track “Seventeen Going Under.” The song, which is the title track of Fender’s sophomore album, was ...

Benson Boone has offered up a cover of Sam Fender's "Seventeen Going Under" at Switzerland's Montreux Jazz Festival after the U.K. artist was forced to pull out of the event. Fender had been ...