REDFALL NOT OUT
Is it possible to be shocked any more by a redundancy announcement? When it comes from Microsoft, yes, and the studios being shuttered include Bethesda stalwarts Arkane Austin and Tango Gameworks. Still, it wasn’t all bad news for the countless dozens of Redfall fans who had been hoping for an update, with it subsequently being announced that the vampire shooter would be receiving one final update before the studio behind Dishonored and Prey was stuffed in its coffin for good.
https://redfall.com
WORLD OF GOO 2 The original World of Goo wasn’t the first indie game to set the world on fire, but it was among those that represented a shift in how indie games were perceived and could gain traction just as digital distribution’s future dominance was becoming a foregone conclusion. It won’t be the same for the sequel, of course, but after 15 years in which the world of indie has certainly left a few scorch marks, it will be good fun to connect those gooey blobs once again and enjoy the game’s singular aesthetic and bone dry humour. Bring it on!.
https://worldofgoo2.com
MAY 17th 23rd
IMPACT! INDIE GAMES Impress and Ground Shatter (the team behind Fights in Tight Spaces) are behind what’s billed as a micro- conference for the south-west’s indiedev community. Topics that will be up for discussion will include marketing, securing a publishing deal, growing a game’s community and how to succeed as a business, and when the day is done, a full evening of entertainment will kick in. The list of speakers had yet to be announced when we went to press (leaving it late, guys?) so be sure to check out the website before you set off.
https://impress.games/impact
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