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Obviously there are a lot of games you may want to keep your eye on, but here are some early PC games I am interested in. Rustforge: Rustforge is a game about crafting, automation and exploration on procedurally generated planets. In Rustforge, in order to find resources you must explore. These media pieces should give you an idea of what to expect from this game right now: Follow @rustforgegame Rustforge Discord From what I can see, the art style of this game is something that really sets it apart. I imagine the exploration aspect of this game will be a huge component as well as factory construction. Vagrant Frontier: Vagrant Frontier is a fantasy action game that places you in a world filled with ferocious beasts and unimaginable danger. In this game there are several unique classes that you can master. This game draws inspiration from great games such as Diablo, although this game focuses on combat mechanics such as a fighting game would. Foll...
We See You.
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We See You is a rhythm based down-scrolling runner. One thing I really like about this game, and there are multiple things, is that the developer manages to create a rhythm based game that is still eerie...in a good way. I imagine that it would be pretty challenging to merge a horror game alongside a runner game... and still make the whole thing rhythm based of course! Feel free to check out this game and wish list it as it comes out soon, on August 19th. We See You on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1951660/We_See_You/ Follow @FriendlyMuffin2
Possess Quest Demo!
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I have a few things planned for this week(if I get them done is an entirely different story)! I tested the Possess Quest Demo today and although this is only an early demo, I find the concept very intriguing. I can see how the game eventually would require players to strategize in order to complete a level. Enjoy! Demo: https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/847322 Save 80% on select product(s) with promo code 80XK5ANU on Amazon.com
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