This is the year of the indies, and to prove it Bloody Disgusting gathered a couple dozen upcoming indie horror games that prove you don’t need big teams and mountains of cash to make a game that’s worth being excited about.
Dragon Age: Dreadwolf has been renamed to Dragon Age: The Veilguard.
Honestly, it could be called unicorns and faeries for all i care, as long as it's a great game, whatever.
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There's gameplay shown in this trailer.
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It's basically Overwatch.
Yeah, looks VERY generic, also $40, I guess it could have been more expensive but for the type of game they are selling and the oversaturated market we have, Free to play should have been the only way to release this for it to have any kind of chance.
Had this been like the Guardians of the Galaxy game, I’d have been all over it Day 1. Seeing that it’s just another hero shooter, no thanks!
I sense another studio will be announcing layoffs in Q1 2025. The real villains here are the anonymous Playstation studio team who oversaw this debacle.
Darkwood has my COMPLETE attention!
PC has a lot of survival titles, SCARY!
so many good games on this list. Quite a few I plan on purchasing upon release.
I can't wait for more information on Routine, that game looks fantastic.
I'm so happy survival horror is finally coming back! Pickings have been way too slim for way too long for a horror buff like myself. Out of this list, Soma and Outlast: Whistleblower have my complete attention along with about a dozen other hopefuls that I didn't even know about till reading this list.