The title says it all with Little Kitty, Big City. The combat is challenging too, and all of this is wrapped up in a beautiful cartoon aesthetic.Įbenezer and the Invisible World on Steam Little Kitty, Big City Using the ghostly aspects of Dicken’s A Christmas Carol to create both a bestiary of bad spirits and a group of helpful spectres who function as powerups, Ebenezer benefits from clear goals and a really well presented UI. The Invincible on Steam Ebenezer and the Invisible Worldįresh from its surprise trailer during Summer Game Fest, this literary inspired Metroidvania is actually a very solid game, rather than one that relies too heavily on a gimmick as it might have first appeared.
For fans of science fiction the fact that it is based on an iconic novel by genre colossus Stanislaw Lem just adds extra cherries on top. The demo for The Invincible takes place midway through the game so it can be difficult to follow what has happened but it looks set to be a real treat for ‘walking simulator’ fans. This one is a narrative adventure set in a cool 1950s style version of futuristic space exploration. Not to mention that one of the character options is a frog bard called Croaker. Score bonus shots for hitting enemies but beware leaving the ball in range of their attacks.Įach character option has different skills that can turn the tide in your favour and the bizarre mixture of D&D and crazy golf is shaping up to be a great time.
Play a round of golf in a fantasy dungeon with a cast of bizarre heroes and a bestiary of devilish creatures. It has a similar feel to something like Disco Elysium and I love the idea of writer’s block being something you can earn your way out of.ĭungeon Golf is one of those crazy mash-up ideas that shouldn’t work but does. You play as a disgraced writer who has been punished with 30 years of writer’s block and must pay off your debts by infiltrating books and stealing items from them. Part point and click adventure, part isometric exploration with turn based combat in the mix as well, this game really shines in its setting. This one has actually had its launch yesterday, 22nd June, so there’s no need to wait if the demo takes your fancy. Sea of Stars on Steam The Bookwalker: Thief of Tales Decent accessibility options to help with the difficulty too. Writing feels quite charming although obviously this is only a short section – although the demo is a pretty generous hour or so of content. The demo offers a mini dungeon that shows some excellent level design and traversal that is actually fun with lots of jumping and climbing to reach areas.Ĭombat seems solid, with a timing mechanic straight out of Paper Mario. Fantastic JRPG from the makers of retro platformer The Messenger.
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