Here’s everything from Day of the Devs’ The Game Awards indie showcase

Day of the Devs Impresses with Indie Game Spotlight

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Day of the Devs showcased the latest indie games in a special edition of The Game Awards, featuring release dates for highly anticipated titles such as Open Roads and Flock. The event also unveiled a psychedelic sequel to Genesis Noir, Digital Eclipse’s Golden Master Series focusing on Jeff Minter, and a host of other unique reveals. If you missed the live showcase, you can catch up on all the highlights below.

Militsioner

Escaping Militsioner’s giant policeman.

Militsioner, developed by Tall Boys, offers a wonderfully weird and unique gaming experience. Players must find a way to catch a train and escape the city while evading the suspicions of a massive law enforcement officer. The game features a dynamic city routine, and players must work with the schedules of various elements such as people, trains, and the giant policeman. With quirky gameplay mechanics like triggering a car alarm at night to lull the policeman to sleep during the day, Militsioner promises a captivating experience. Although the game does not have a release date yet, it is definitely one to keep an eye on.

Loose Leaf: A Tea Witch Simulator

Loose Leaf: A Tea Witch Simulator reveal trailer.

Loose Leaf, developed by Kitfox Games, invites players to manage a tea room in the most in-depth tea-making sim ever. From controlling temperature and timing to creating the perfect blend, players will unlock new ingredients, tools, and recipes while also reading fortunes for customers using tarot cards. The game promises an immersive tea-making experience combined with mystical elements. Loose Leaf is one to watch out for, and players can wishlist it on Steam.

Thank Goodness You’re Here

Thank Goodness You’re Here reveal trailer.

Thank Goodness You’re Here, by Coal Supper, is a British cartoon comedy game set in an imaginary northern England town. Players take on the role of a salesperson who becomes involved in the lives of local residents, fulfilling their unusual demands. The game features colorful hand-drawn animation and voice acting by northern comedians. It is set to launch for PS5, Switch, and Steam in 2024.

Kind Words 2 (Lo-fi City Pop)

Kind Words 2 reveal trailer.

Popcannibal’s Kind Words 2 is a sequel to the communication-oriented game that encourages players to share their thoughts and feelings through letters and messages. The new game expands on the original’s premise by allowing players to explore different areas around the city, each with its own unique form of communication. Kind Words 2 is set to release on Steam in 2024.

Flock

Flock reveal trailer.

Flock, the latest collaboration between Richard Hogg and Hollow Ponds, offers a captivating experience of exploring a natural landscape on the back of a giant bird. Players will discover and charm wild creatures to join their flock. The game is set to release on various platforms on 22nd February next year, and a demo is available on Steam.

Hermit and Pig

Hermit and Pig announcement trailer.

Hermit and Pig by Heavy Lunch Studio is a turn-based adventure RPG featuring an old man and his truffle pig. Drawing inspiration from classic games, the title promises a unique gameplay experience. Although the game does not have a release date, players can wishlist it on Steam.

Dome-King Cabbage

Dome-King Cabbage teaser trailer.

Cobysoft Joe’s Dome-King Cabbage is a visual novel with trippy visuals, offering a unique and surreal gaming experience. The game is set to release on Steam in the future, and the teaser trailer promises an intriguing adventure.

Ultros

Ultros – release date trailer.

Ultros by Hadoque is a Metroidvania set in the cosmic uterus known as the Sarcophagus. With its dazzling psychedelic art style, the game offers a unique blend of combat, exploration, and gardening. Ultros is set to release on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Steam on 13th February next year.

Holstin

Holstin combat gameplay reveal.

Sonka’s Holstin is a psychological survival horror game set in early 90s Poland, featuring a grimly atmospheric Metroidvania experience. The game’s unique art style and gameplay mechanics promise a captivating and immersive adventure. A demo for Holstin is now available on Steam.

Oddada

Oddada trailer.

Oddada promises a no-pressure roguelite music building experience, where players can experiment with weird machines and mod their sounds. The game features randomised levels and instruments, offering endless possibilities for musical creations. Oddada is an exciting upcoming title to watch out for.