Hi everyone,
Last week was super exciting. We had the opportunity to attend the amazing Tokyo Game Show as Lord Winklebottom Investigates was selected for the “Indie Game Selected Exhibit”.
Tons of popular games were announced during the event, but indie developers, with fresh concepts and innovative ideas, stole the show once again. Here are some interesting titles that immediately caught my eye:
- Nine Witches: Family Disruption: A puzzle game that masterfully combines witches with Nazis, magic, and the occult. Players play as Alexei Krakovitz, a professor with psychic powers, who’s out to solve the mystery behind the darkness that has befallen the town of Sundӓe. Pixelated graphics, mystery, ghosts, and quirky humor—what else can we ask for?
- Night Reverie: Is it a dream or a nightmare? In this puzzle adventure game, seemingly random fantasy elements make their way into a child’s home. The pixelated graphics and the uncanny atmosphere make for a truly unique experience with endless possibilities.
- Fate of Kai: A unique adventure told through the pages of a magic book. The art looks beautiful, and the idea of having to modify thought bubbles to move the story forward is particularly clever.
- Operation Tango: It takes two to tango, and the same is true for this co-op puzzle-solving game. Operation Tango is all about espionage, hi-tech tools, and challenges that require excellent communication. There’s a lot of fun to be had here, especially if you enjoy spy adventures and don’t mind having to team up with friends.
Tokyo Game Show was a blast, and we’re so happy we got the chance to share our own little game with the whole world. We also noticed a steady increase in the number of demo downloads, so thanks to all who tried out Lord Winklebottom Investigates during this period!
What hidden gems did you guys discover? Let’s start a discussion.
Thank you for your continued support!
All the best,
Charlotte
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