Everything announced during Day of the Devs TGA 2024 edition
Day of the Devs has become an indie game showcase institution, looking to highlight games both big and small, expected and unexpected. It comes around twice a year, tying in with Summer Games Fest and The Game Awards, and this year’s pre-TGA 2024 show is packed with some great games.
Watch the full stream here, or scroll for all the games and headlines.
Be a shooting star just trying to pass through the galaxy and connect up other pinpricks of light into constellations. There’s an endlessly replayable main mode, as well as two puzzle modes.
The bike racing sequel to Ultimate Chicken Horse looks just as wild and silly as that platforming party game… Now with bikes and up to 8 players.
Get a fresh look at the stealth action deckbuilder, with Lady Luck taking on a dark case in Steeple City, unleashing magical card abilities to get past guards and sneak through the world.
Coming to PC and Xbox Series X|S, and with Game Pass.
A successor to Demon Turf, Demon Tides is another 3D platformer that leans in on loads of character transformations for moves. These will let you really zip around the worlds very fast, using talismans to add new abilities, equipping up to 5 at a time.
Go back in time to medieval England but with modern weapons, trying to unite the country and save the world. Fight with machine guns in hand, but then build cities and castles, and use them as staging points to raise armies and conquer. There’s support for up to 4 player co-op, and it’s coming to PC in 2025.
A puzzle game with just a little bit of Braid to it, Recur casts you as a postman looking to get past all manner of wild and explosive challenges, using the ability to wind time back and forth in sync with your movement from left to right, or right to left.
Say this one out loud. Blue Prince is a house-building puzzler, in which you fill out a 5×9 floorplan with unique rooms, trying to make it further and deeper through the grid to find room 46. It’s a real mind-bender, that’s for sure.
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