Surprise! I Am Alive is out for PC. It was supposed to come out
next week, but someone figured, "Whatever, let's do it now." So
they did. Ubisoft's post-apocalyptic survival/exploration game
had a tough time coming out in the first place, and I'm
relatively sure it didn't do too hot on consoles, so it's
interesting to see it get a second shot on the PC.  This also
marks the first release of Ubisoft's after the official
announcement that they'd be ditching the DRM that made their
games so frustrating to play. So yes, I Am Alive is DRM-free.
Money, meet mouth.  Frankly, I think I Am Alive is a very
interesting game with a lot of potential, so I'd like to see it
sell well enough to warrant a sequel. If you agree, you can go
pick it up I Am Alive for $15 on Steam, where it's gotten a new
Easy mode, a graphical upgrade, and fully customizable controls.
If you don't at least find something you like about it, come
yell at me in the comments section. I can take it.