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Here are the key upcoming events and releases to mark in your calendar ...


SWORD OF THE SEA This latest game from the one of the creatives behind ABZÛ, The Pathless, and Journey is a hover-surfing adventure with incredibly cool and atmospheric visuals. We’ve been told this game is all about momentum, cool tricks, and “getting big air”, and that was enough to make us excited, even after all of the skate action Tony Hawk 3+4 got into our systems back in July.


https://swordoftheseagame.com/


AUGUST 9th 19th 20th-24th


GLASGOW INDIE GAMES


FESTIVAL The Glasgow Indie Games Festival celebrates the most interesting and unconventional games from independent developers not just from Scotland, but from around the world. As well as having lots of brilliant games to play, it will also host a series of developer talks and workshops, as


well as other live entertainment and an awards ceremony. https://glasgowindiegamesfest.org/


GAMESCOM You’re probably reading this at gamescom, but just in case you’re not, or you bumped your head at the show and need a quick reminder before you get into hot water at your next meeting … Gamescom is almost a full week of hands-on gaming


experiences, interviews and networking, bringing people from around the world together to get excited about the industry’s upcoming titles. Now when people mention it you’ll know what they’re talking about and you won’t just have to smile and nod.


https://www.gamescom.global/


6 | MCV/DEVELOP August/September 2025


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