I was intrigued by this, especially having the wizardry name which I think carries some historical weight, though it's labeled as a mobile game so I guess shouldn't expect much.
The final one with a game I'm pretty sure a few people were looking forward to getting released today (NOT Silksong). Also an indie sale is going live.
One of my favorite YouTubers doing a big ole video on a company that I deeply care about, for better or worse. Fun times!
Looks like Nintendo is splitting up an indie direct and putting it out each weekday. Here's the first. Roman Sands looks cool.
Sandland trailer! I'm guessing a short anime is the first part, but seems they want a multimedia thing out of it. I think you could do more adventures here so why not.
I'm console only but Astilibra on Steam garnered a big cult following this year. One dev made it over the course of 15 years and seems to boast both story and gameplay as high points. Edit: literally just announced a Switch port and expansion for 2023!!
There's a mega popular streamer whose bemoaning the stagnation of the industry and how there's nothing new to play, but what they mean is that they put themself in a box where they can only play the hottest Battle Royale or they'll go bankrupt.
Just remembered Vampire Survivors is completely free on phones. I guess their plan is to do expansions now.
My big request with FF16 is that I get to see any amount of 'I'm walking casually in some environments' and we got a couple seconds of it. Oh and characters with you in battle. Maybe the most exciting trailer since reveal for me.
Blue protocol is going to have a sizable portion of people think it's a gacha game for it's entire lifetime.
Chained echoes out everywhere tomorrow including Gamepass. here's a detailed review of this indie game I spired by 90's jrpgs. (score: 9.5)
Free Colosseum update for the PvP fiends.
Downloading Fortnite so I can see all those fancy UE5 features they just implemented. Then probably delete after two matches.
I usually didnt get why people compared Saga to crpgs but with minstrel song you can invest in classes/skills that let you jump,sneak, disarm traps etc. Along with an emphasis on finding side quests that provide the big rewards on completing.
Don't personally use Spotify but if I did this band would probably be top of the list this year. Saw them live on my birthday too!