Kyle Leclair

Well, it's December, so that means it's time for Rawcember, indie publisher Raw Fury's cavalcade of celebrations, updates, and announcements concerning all of their games. But when will we see the first major announcement, you may ask? Who knows? Maybe today, maybe tomorrow...oh, wait, never mind, it's today. Raw Fury and solo developer newobject have announced the release date for

Ready to explore a unique world of personal demons? PC players have been since March, but now console players can check out The Thaumaturge as well.

Back in 2018, developers Digital Sum released Moonlighter, a unique roguelike game where players alternated between maintaining the type of item shop you find in RPGs and heading out on Zelda-esque adventures through various dunegons in order to grab more loot for the store, and maybe even become a hero in the process. Digital Sum seemingly remained a bit quiet afterwards (aside from the game's expansion) until recent years, which saw them return with more Zelda-esque action with

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge set a ridiculously-high bar when it was released a few years ago, giving fans the ultimate old-school arcade-style beat-'em-up that everyone had always wanted. And as mentioned before, we're only now feeling the aftermath following its release, with multiple beat-'em-ups in the same vein being released this year. First there was

Well, the 2024 digital showcase for this year's Day of the Devs: The Game Awards Edition was today, and with twenty games featured (which as Double Fine pointed out in a private showing, was whittled down from over a whopping one thousand submissions), this leaves us with quite a lot of ground to cover. As such, we're going to try and sum up every world premiere, news item, and new development in this article. Though that said, we highly recommend that you check out the full showcase at the link here to see a bunch of other impressive upcoming indie games, including Blue Prince, Kingmakers, and Feltopia. So let's get on to the big guns from the event...

Well, this marks the tenth anniversary of The Game Awards, and in the Opening Act pre-show, they stated that they had the perfect first game announcement to celebrate. What did they mean by that? Well, you might imagine the tenth anniversary for a game released in 2014 or 2015. But no, instead, they decided to go back even further. It was pretty exciting when that first glimpse of the iconic NES cutscene appeared. Even more exciting when this was revealed to be a game from

Well, it's been a while ever since the initial announcement of The Outer Worlds 2...over three years since then, in fact, with the original announcement now having been a relic of when E3 still existed. But finally, the sequel to Obsidian's award-winning RPG

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Just recently, we were able to witness a rather intriguing development in the gaming landscape, that of a brand-new award show honoring video games. It was the first-ever Indie game Award, created by the Six One Indie Collective and held on Thursday, December 19. It definitely isn't the first set of awards to be given to indie games (heck, the Independent Games Festival has been doing that for over twenty-five years now), but this was one of the first that matched a more traditional format similar to those of The Game Awards, complete with its own little awards show, which you can check out below.