You can also do a long dodge roll to avoid enemies and obstacles. Instead of using typical magic, the witches in this world arm themselves with various guns and the gameplay takes a twin-stick shooter approach, with the right stick controlling your aim and the right trigger firing your weapon. The demo has you playing through a training gauntlet to prove you are ready to graduate witch school. You play as Collette a young witch in a top-down SNES-era Zelda-esque world. Jake’s Opinion – When browsing the demo page the key art for Trigger Witch immediately caught my attention, once I learned it utilized a retro 16-bit inspired art style I knew I had to try it out. You can also check out Jamie’s thoughts on Lake in the video below: Their website doesn’t have a lot of information, so their twitter presence is probably the best place to go for more info. It was refreshing as hell for it to not have a twist, to not have any verbs involving violence, just a relaxing driving and talking game. From the demo that seems to basically be it. The story is about a woman who takes a job as a postal delivery person. If being Stephen Lang in a mech sounds like your thing you can check out more info here. It is telling that this was made by the same people behind X-Morph Defense.
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Snappy controls and intuitive menus make it easy to step into and I look forward to the full release. The premise seems to be ‘what if you were the villains from James Cameron’s “ Avatar”?’ and I was all for it. As it is, I found myself getting bored even with this short demo.Ī base builder/tower defence game where the player controls a large mech capable of wielding an energy sword and minigun. If this could be tightened up, or if there was more impact given to a successful hit, then it could be a fun, local party game. Jamie’s Opinion: Much like AJ, I found the combat here to be less than stellar, with the floaty physics of the attacks playing like a less enjoyable Gang Beasts. The demo I played feels like the fighting still needs some work to make the physics-based combat really sing, but it has a strong premise, and a style that is a pastiche of 80s teen dramas.įor the strong look and fun feel you can see more at their website. This game is a party style brawler, part Gang Beasts, part Kung Fu Chaos.
If the screenshot appeals check out their website. It is absolutely gorgeous and looks very promising. The demo showed it to be an open world 3-D Zelda game. I had seen a bunch of trailers and was immediately taken by the beautiful scenery and visuals I just had no idea what the game was about. The game promises a ton of flexibility in terms of choices (you can kill anyone in the game) and gameplay. One of the first things I had to do was throw up and use the vomit on a machine. I sat down and played all of them and was impressed with the overall quality on display, I don’t think I played a bad one.īelow you can find some of the teams thoughts on titles they played, however, for me, there were 5 that stood out, and I urge others to check them out, if they can.ĭescribed as “A post-apocalyptic role-playing game where cosmic horrors crave humanity but meet punks with shotguns.” The game is a top-down shooter/stealth sim with delightfully bonkers aesthetic and world. 40 games were released as part of an incentive for the Summer Game Fest.
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