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As PAX Online continues there is a lot of information that is coming out across the show.
We are going to put up regular articles to help gamer’s keep up with the news and trailers that we’re seeing. Here is today’s recap from Friday 18th September 2020.
There are some amazing games in these trailers across the week so definitely keep an eye out for them.
Today is also the sixth day of PAX Online and there is PAX everywhere. For those missing their PAX fix you can find so much here:
Digital show floor right here.
PAX streams are at:
- PAX
- PAX2
- PAX3
The PAX Youtube is here.
Don’t forget that if you are looking for a demo or sale on a game then you can head right here to the dedicated PAX Online Steam page. The page also brings a number of game discussions and streams for you as well.
Today a lot of large charity streams took over a lot of the PAX channel’s to raise money for some great causes as well as a few repeated ones like the Control panel. The only panel I got to drop in to was:
The Fear Factor: What Makes a Game Scary – PAX
Lucas Roussel [Lead Producer, LITTLE NIGHTMARES (BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment)], Michel Ziegler [Developer, Mundaun (Hidden Fields)], Dan McDonald [Series Producer, The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope (Supermassive Games)], Ali Foreman [Mashable]
It was time to sit down with a few members from the gaming industry and watch them discuss scary games and what makes them tick.
Then there is the rest of the news received today:
Wingspan – Steam – Today
- Relaxing strategy card game where your goal is to discover and attract the best birds.
- Single player and multiplayer modes for up to five players.
- Based on award winning, competitive, card-driven, engine-building board game.
- Hundreds of unique, animated birds with their real life sound recordings.
- Multiple ways to accumulate points with birds, bonus cards and end-of-round goals.”
Plot of the Druid – Steam – Prologue available 15th October
“Plot of the Druid is a fantasy point and click adventure game using high-definition hand-painted drawings that capture the feel of old-school pixel art. The script has a dry, sarcastic British wit that’s reminiscent of Simon the Sorcerer, Discworld, and Harry Potter.
- A small taste of magical shapeshifting
- Beautiful hand-painted HD artwork in the style of old-school pixel art.
- Wacky characters, ALL fully voiced.
- Cool references to classic LucasArts and Sierra games.
- Two difficulty levels: Young Apprentice and Master of Disaster.
- Smooth 2D animations, including amusing and thrilling cutscenes.
- An immersive, charming background music.
- A hotspot reveal option to avoid pixel hunting.
- A journal to help keep you on track
- Available in English, Hebrew, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Russian.”
YesterMorrow – Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and PC – 5th November 2020
“Guide Greta on her journey to self-enlightenment as she explores breathtaking locations, including China, Victorian England, Turkey, Indonesia, and more. Harness Greta’s light manipulating ability to travel through this world while learning about each culture’s powerful connection to this ancient artform.
Illuminate the path forward to see the world in a new light. Build platforms from shadows so Greta can overcome obstacles and navigate through ornate environments. Bend light and shadows to discover creative solutions to puzzles and uncover alternate pathways.”
Total Reliable Delivery Service – New Event – Out Now on Epic Games Store
“A couple of months after the Laser Barrage Event, Totally Reliable Delivery Service just launched the second free event Windy Wings, which allows players to redefine flying in the Totally Reliable world. The update is live on Epic Games Store Now!
Players now get to deliver their five-star services in a superhero style with the brand new Bat Wings available in the update. They can either race with friends to win new cosmetics, get a birds eye view of the landscape or just wander around up in the air to show off some awesome stunts.”
Xbox Gamer Dad for One More Game
