Critically acclaimed Braid developer Jonathan Blow recently revealed on his blog that he's in the process of developing his next game, the Witness. Gamers can expect "an exploration puzzle-game on an uninhabited island," though little more is known at this time…

Most of you will recognise this screenshot: it's around halfway through the third level of the second world in Braid. But there's a fair chance you haven't seen the cloud hovering just above and to the left of the cloud cannon. It's usually found at the far right of the level, above the exit, but I was told that if I left the game running for a couple of hours it would move slowly over to the far left, offering a platform up ...

Total PC Gaming Podcast #5 is now available to download on iTunes or in MP3 format. It's an indie games special featuring TPCG's three 'must play' PC indie titles and an exclusive interview with Braid developer Jonathan Blow, by Ben and Russ. Other highlights include TPCG's thoughts on the Windows 7 Beta, Dragon Age and Warhammer's free expansion, plus Russell actually blows a fuse... it has to be heard to be believed! It's probably TPCG's best podcast to date folks - don't miss ...

The team from Total PC Gaming discuss the latest news from the PC Gaming scene. In episode five, the team discuss the best offerings from the indie gaming scene and interview Jonathan Blow, developer of Braid. Click here to listen to the podcast Click here to subscribe to the podcast

The 360 indie hit Braid has been given a confirmed 31 March release date. It is now available for pre-order via Stardock's Impulse download client for $14.95. We've had some hands-on time with Jonanathan Blow's platform puzzler and we can honestly say it's one of the most sublime gaming experiences we've had in years. You can hear more about it from the man himself in our TPCG #5, which will be uploaded shortly.

XBLA hit indie game Braid has been given a PC release date. Designer Jonathan Blow announced in his Braid blog that, "We're looking at a window of February-March 2009 for the PC release." The platform-puzzler has been subject to universal praise, receiving the Innovation In Game Design award at the 2006 Independent Games Festival in San Francisco and a Metacritic score of 93.