It's been a while since I put together a trailer roundup feature. Sorry for the delay! I hope you're ready to learn about some good-looking games, though, because here are ten neat game trailers to check out.
Agricola
Windows 10, iOS, Android | $5 (IAP) | Available now
The award-winning board game, now on mobile devices.
Aliens Go Home Run
Windows | $TBA | Q4 2016 | Greenlight | Demo
This is a clever take on block breaker games, removing the penalty for letting the ball fall and adding a dash of bullet hell.
Bear With Me
Windows, OSX, Linux | reg. $5 | Available now
Part one of an episodic noir point and click adventure about a girl finding her missing brother with the help of her detective of a teddy bear. Currently 10% off.
Laser Disco Defenders
Vita | $10 | Available now
From the developer: "A self inflicted bullet hell where each shot fired stays in the level and can damage both enemies and yourself."
Neon Ultra
Windows, OSX, Linux | $TBA | Q3 2016 | Greenlight
(Epilepsy warning: glitch effects, lots of screen shake)
This one is a neon-tastic twin stick shooter with some bullet hell dodging going on.
Of Love And Sorrow
Windows | reg. $5 | Available now
This text adventure is historical fiction that takes place during the lead up to the U.S. Civil War. Currently 40% off.
The Rabbit and the Owl
Windows, OSX | $TBA | Early 2017 | Demo
A co-op platformer in which one player's platforms are the other player's movable areas. The game has already passed Greenlight; the developers are planning to show the game at PAX West and launch a Kickstarter in September.
Roll Spike
iOS, Android | Free (IAP) | Available now
This Malaysian-made game is a few months old, but I only just found out about both it and the sport called Sepak Takraw. Sepak Takraw seems to be what you get when you apply soccer rules about how the ball can be handled to volleyball.
Sandigma: Rise of the Exiles
Windows, OSX | $TBA | Q3 2016 | Greenlight
This isn't the first action RPG about building up defenses for other players to test themselves against, but usually players are expected to build up a dungeon or castle rather than populating a planet with dangerous creatures. This game is being developed in Hong Kong and was successfully Kickstarted some time ago for almost $57,000.
ShapeRockets
Windows | $TBA | Fall 2016
From the developer: "ShapeRockets invites players to choose a primitive rock, paper, or scissors shape as their character. The simple objective is to destroy your shape's prey with the singular rocket weapon or run from the predator shape and its rockets! (Rock beats scissors. Scissors beats paper. Paper beats rock.) Players can float in all directions in dark, minimalist arenas. After a recharge, players can change shape on the fly."
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