Back in stock: Progressive Rock

Review: Linear, heartfelt videogames tend to be an overlooked art form. But Massimo Guarini's Last Day Of June might be one of the first games to buck this trend, having been described as an "incredibly powerful" experience and "some pretty exceptional art" by major critics Eurogamer and Gaming Age. Inspired by ex-Porcupine Tree frontman Steven Wilson and his 2013 song 'Drive Home', this puzzle game follows the hazy memories of a couple suffering a car accident. Most music nerds understand that the key to a good A/V project is a good score; now fittingly, coming to all DSPs, is the game's full-length soundtrack by Wilson, who was tracked down to score its entirety after learning of its inspirations. Expect hammocking post-rock, piano interludes and strange, dark ambient crevices from this album, accompanying an adventurous and critically acclaimed epic.