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‘Wholesome Direct’ (by Wholesome Games) announced for May 26 10am PT. ‘Over 50 wholesome indie games‘
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since when? maybe just in some corners of the internet that you're in
on the internet AND real life. Over the past year this word has been everywhere lol
Well this was different.
I really only came away interested in playing one game and liking a few others for what they have or trying to achieve. Neat that this direct had shadow drops and an online multiplayer game.. Things like that helped kept things interesting.
I really only came away interested in playing one game and liking a few others for what they have or trying to achieve. Neat that this direct had shadow drops and an online multiplayer game.. Things like that helped kept things interesting.
What a lovely 40 minutes. I wrote down a list of 20 games that I want to keep my eye on ... somebody help me.
Kind of a bummer how many of these titles seem to be mobile games. I'm not inherently anti-mobile game but I don't really have something that plays them well these days.
That being said, I wasn't able to pay full attention because I'm at work, but what's that Okami-ass looking game with the girl riding the cat in the intro?
Looks like it was Calico:
home.calicogame.com
Looks like it was Calico:
Calico
Calico is a new game from Peachy Keen Games©! Our goal: No animals that you can't pet.
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Great little presentation. I took note of every game featured/mentioned (minus Oooblets, which I'm sure will pop up in the PC Gaming thread when the Steam release is around the corner) and will wishlist what I can.
I'm particularly interested in The Spirit and the Mouse.
I'm particularly interested in The Spirit and the Mouse.
I noticed that as well. I was shocked when they dropped a Switch release at the end.
a lot of these devs probably don't really have the funding to quickly jump into console development.
Often the case with indie games. Many will add more platforms as they find funding/support from the platform holders and other sources or become more confident in their ability to deliver a multiplatform game.
Didn't see Skate Bird in there, though I wasn't paying full attention admittedly.
Ollie-Oop looks great though.
Nice to see so many skateboarding titles for folks that don't want to do business with Activision these days.
It's game #6 of the closing sizzle reel. The ~20-second teaser is probably nothing anybody who's been following the game hasn't already seen, though.
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It briefly popped up towards the end in the montage.
Ollie -Oop looks great! I'm stoked on all the skating titles haha
Ah, sure enough, there it is. I think I stopped paying attention for a bit after "A Fold Apart" since I was already aware of that title.
Indies doing what Nintendon't
We're never getting a 3D Chibi Robot again, are we?
Looks like was Calico:
Calico
Calico is a new game from Peachy Keen Games©! Our goal: No animals that you can't pet.
I was really excited to see more of a few games I want: A Space for the Unbound, Little Witch in the Woods, and Spiritfarer. Those all still look fantastic.
Yeah, that was lovely. A lot of interesting looking games there for me.
Mondo Museum, Little Witch in the Woods and Wayward Strand stood out most to me for games I hadn't heard of before.
Mondo Museum, Little Witch in the Woods and Wayward Strand stood out most to me for games I hadn't heard of before.
Mostly because those "mature" games are big AAA productions who don't feel they can afford to turn off people who would make a claim about games tackling such social issues as a negative. Thankfully we have these showcased games
This was really good, loved the look of most of those games. Melon Journey 2, Wayward Strand, and A Space for the Unbound in particular
Honestly it all reminded me of that sweetspot of Japanese game development in the mid 2000's. Games like Chulip, Giftpia, and Chibi Robo. Was honestly pretty inspiring too.
Honestly it all reminded me of that sweetspot of Japanese game development in the mid 2000's. Games like Chulip, Giftpia, and Chibi Robo. Was honestly pretty inspiring too.