The presentation then provided updates on titles featured in previous Indie World Showcases that can be played.
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“Set in a beautifully realised post-apocalyptic world, it’s an emotional, meditative journey that anyone can enjoy whether you played the first game in the series or not,” the showcase shared.Īlso announced was the immediate availability of Necrobarista: Final Pour, a game developed by Route 59.Īccording to the official game page, Necrobarista: Final Pour is “a unique take on the visual novel medium”, where the player follows “a dynamic and diverse cast of characters as they navigate Melbourne’s hipstery coffee culture, the questionable ethics of necromancy, and the process of letting go”. We always knew that we had more stories to tell and so with Changing Tides, we’ve introduced a new character on an exciting journey.”ĭescribed as a stirring, puzzle-solving adventure, Changing Tides sees the player captain their own seafaring vessel, explore a vast flooded landscape, tackle mighty storms and overcome conundrums as they embark on a voyage to find a new home. Speaking at the presentation, co-founder and creative lead at developer Okomotive Don Schmocker said, “I’m thrilled to show you FAR: Changing Tides, our next atmospheric vehicle adventure and the next title in the FAR universe. PHOTO: GRIZZLY GAMES FAR: Changing Tides. PHOTO: TEAM REPTILE Islanders Console Edition. Meanwhile, FAR: Changing Tides, a sequel to the award-winning FAR: Lone Sails, is making its way to the Switch early next year.īomb Rush Cyberfunk. The more loops you complete, the more cards you’ll uncover, opening up new possibilities for the hero’s future adventures.” Place cards strategically to help them conquer the loop and then do it all again. “Each mystical card you play forms part of a dangerous path that the hero can explore, loot and fight along.
In Loop Hero, instead of playing as the hero, the player crafts adventures for them by creating the world they travel through. With its charming hand-drawn style, players explore different regions inspired by the Scandinavian countryside, chat with quirky characters, solve problems by taking neat snaps with a camera and make their way through a relaxing landscape while listening to chill beats.Īnother upcoming title is Loop Hero developed by Four Quarters and set to release this winter. TOEM is a laid-back adventure about capturing the moment and helping people out along the way. Next up was TOEM, a photo adventure game from Swedish developer Something We Made which releases on Switch this fall. Livestreamed on August 11, the presentation kicked off with Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, a timed-console exclusive developed by Team Reptile that arrives on the Switch next year.Īs the showcase described, in Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, “Backed by beats from a wide range of musical talent, you’ll grind, paint and combo your way to becoming one of the greatest graffiti artists around, but you’d better protect your neck, because that artwork will attract some unwanted attention.” A selection of games from indie developers around the world making their way to the Nintendo Switch were highlighted during the latest Indie World Showcase.
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