Day of the Devs 2024 featured new games from Grindstone’s Capybara Games, Furi’s The Game Bakers, Spelunky’s Mossmouth, Road 96’s DigixArt, and more.
Day of the Devs, a nonprofit games showcase that highlights hidden gem indie games, returned as usual this year with a slew of games. This year’s show included new looks at games from indie developers you might already be familiar with, including Grindstone’s Capybara Games, Furi’s The Game Bakers, Spelunky’s Mossmouth, and Road 96’s DigixArt.
Capybara Games’ latest title, Battle Vision Network, was the first world premiere of the show. It looks like a competitive sci-fi spiritual successor to Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes, and it will emphasize multiplayer and a live service component that will evolve the game’s story seasonally. It launches on PC, Netflix, and game consoles in October. Netflix will also launch a Cozy Grove sequel called Camp Spirit.
Recommended Videos If Jusant and Surmount got you hooked on climbing games, then The Game Bakers’ Cairn should appeal to you. it’s an intricate and more realistic take on the mountain-climbing game idea with some survival game elements that was revealed during the main Summer Game Fest show and spotlighted again here. DigixArt’s Tides of Tomorrow, which closed the show, looks like an ambitious narrative adventure game with multiplayer actions.
Blumhouse even showed up and revealed the first game under its new game-publishing label: a retro-style survival horror game called Fear the Spotlight. Some other indies got release dates as well. Simpler Times, a cozy, yet emotional game about moving, got a surprise release today.
Games from less well-known developers are also worth mentioning. Highlights include the Game Boy-like pet-delivery game Petal Runner, the minimalist and intricately animated music adventure game Koira, a hilarious Untitled Goose Game-like title about waiting around called While Waiting, and Screenbound, a game where players move around a 3D environment and play a 2D game on a Game Boy-like device at the same time.
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