Guardians of the Galaxy is an upcoming action adventure game based on the hugely popular Marvel comics and films, featuring an all-new story starring the Star-Lord and a sprawling action and humor filled campaign.
Arboria is an action roleplaying game that takes it inspiration and structure from both roguelites and soulslikes, but does a good job of making the genres work together, thanks to its unique setting a art direction.
Dream Cycle is an early access game featuring RPG action, exploration and combat and set in an environment inspired by H.P. Lovecraft’s Dreamland.
Gamedec is a cyberpunk RPG detective game set in a future where VR technology is an immersive leisure activity filled with the potential for fun, pleasure and crime.
Deathloop is a stellar murder mystery first-person shooter in which the player’s job of figuring out its dense machinery of systems and story mirrors the gradual awakening of its lead character.
Blake Robinson composed the score for Lost in Random, and he discusses his music and the unique way he approached writing music for the game.
Some genres are overused, some need to be revived, and some genre mashups are misguided attempts to toss together whatever seems popular. What makes the cut?
Townscaper is a chill, relaxing game in the disguise of a city builder, a very simple set of tools that somehow creates magically beautiful and oddly nostalgic towns.
Lost in Random is a dark fairy tale with the richly imagined look of a stop-motion animated film, telling the story of a brave young girl on a quest to rescue her sister from an evil Queen.
The Sony Showcase highlighted a wide array of amazing games, including exclusives and new trailers for already anticipated titles. The show was excellent but maybe left us wanting in a few areas.
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