The setting and the style of horror have me interested.ĭo you know what my favorite Japanese folklore story is? Ashiaraiyashiki, the foot washing mansion. Similar to Amnesia, Ikai has you wandering through the gloom defenselessly, getting spooked. I’ve been playing a lot of horror games lately, and while I love peeing a little in twisted versions of mundane environments, Ikai is looking to take us through the lands of Feudal Japan. We should also see another demo popping up on Steam in early February. It seems that Time Bandit is going the episodic route, and the first slice is due for the Spring on PC. This might be a dealbreaker for those with a busy schedule, but it’s fortunately rather laid back about it. All your equipment works on a timer, and you need to rest to regain your stamina. NPCs will set appointments with you, and you need to be there around that span.
There are periods where you’re allowed in the facility and others where you need to sneak. You’re given the opportunity to upset the status quo, and unless you like being taken advantage of by your corporate overlords, you’ll probably do that.Ī unique part of Time Bandit is its use of real-world time. You’ve got a job, which is finding crystals within a sprawling facility, and it sucks. It’s a warped look at the drudgery of everyday life for the working class. The similarities that Time Bandit has to my beloved Chulip is largely in its worldview. I probably shouldn’t let this get around, but evidently, I have a weakness for the phrase “similar to Chulip.” That’s how the developer framed this to me, and I immediately had to take a look. It’s supposed to launch in 2022, which is hopefully enough time for another playthrough of the original. Does anything else matter? There isn’t a whole lot of information outside of its short trailer, but I’m all set for new slimes. The original Slime Rancher was a sublime experience.
#Renaine game switch Pc#
So, yeah, I’m on board for a janky trip to the hottest spots to dish out hot… food.Ģ022 on PC is the only clue we have for when we’ll be dishing out meals on wheels. Who doesn’t? The food is quick, dirty, and unique, just like a bedroom analogy that I’m not going to make because I’m too bashful.
#Renaine game switch simulator#
Food Truck Simulator is the one that interests me most because I love food trucks.
It left me hungry for more, and thankfully DRAGO Entertainment has two new simulators in the pipe of a similar vein. However, it was fun to play and kept me engaged. It was janky, sure, but most simulators seem to be built from the cheapest particle board which gives them that “it’s going to collapse in on me and I’ll be trapped” charm. We’ll be able to judge its juggling act sometime in 2022. I think Bear and Breakfast’s success will depend on how well it can balance its gameplay against its narrative. I can’t wait to make friends with all the forest creatures, then wow them with my plush beds and elaborate quilts. Oh, yes, that’s the good stuff.īear and Breakfast ties your hospitality enterprise into a narrative-focused adventure. You run a bed and breakfast, but you’re a bear. I’ll let you try and figure out what I’m referring to. I stumbled across this game trying to remember the name of a similar, pornographic title. I’m not necessarily a fan of deck-building games, but this one puts its cards to good use.
#Renaine game switch full#
I already love what I see from Mahokenshi and am looking forward to the release of the full serving. You build up your deck, dish pain to your opponents, and complete objectives. Taking surreal visuals derived from Japanese folklore and combining them with card-based hex-strategy proves to be a winning flavor. I know I just said that I’m not one for Early Access, but I did check out the demo for Mahokenshi, and it was sublime. It’s almost enough to make me start up the Early Access build. Strange, procedurally created environments, an absurd story, and randomized weapons. That may not sound too exciting, but it makes up for it by being unimaginably weird. But now, we’ve got a release window of Q1 2022.Ī new entry in the meatpunk genre, Golden Light is an FPS Roguelite. There has to be a ring on it before I commit. However, I’ve kept my hands completely off of it because I just want to experience the end result.
Golden Light has been in Steam Early Access for a while now and has grown considerably in that time. However, I also think you should be excited about the same games that I am because then we have something to talk about when we’re getting our hair done. This might be a crafty attempt to call dibs on these covering these 2022 indie games, but you can’t prove it. In any case, I don’t typically get to review those, so here’s a hefty list of games that I may be able to review. Like Elden Ring and all those other ones that I’m sure exist, maybe. I’m sure you’ve heard all about this year’s hottest upcoming releases.
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