Devolver Digital Releases Free Game to Announce Series of Upcoming Games

The cancellation of this year's E3 forced fans to publisher to announce the line game new independently through a live stream. The formats are quite similar to each other, as we can see from live stream EA Play Live nor Ubisoft Forwards recently; recorded monologue sessions or dialogues broadcast together with the group trailer each game.

Does it have to be like that forever until the pandemic ends? No, and it has been proven by Devolver Digital, publisher behind franchise popular like Shadow Warrior and Serious Sam. They did have time broadcast live stream similar, but at the end they also announced a game title Devolverland Expo which can be obtained for free from Steam.

Intent of game it's just for fun, and Devolver blatantly describes it as "first-person marketing simulator", indicating the true purpose of nothing more than promoting game-game new that Devolver revealed in live stream-New.

Settingit's funny too. Players are invited to visit a convention centre the abandoned one is over expo games Devolver's annual event had to be canceled for mysterious reasons. We can use a number of weapons to fight the roaming guard robots, and throughout this short game, we'll, of course, visit booth every game and watch trailer as well as video demonstrations.

Basically, Devolverland Expo can also describe the quality of the graphics that will be present at the Devolverland Expo ShadowWarrior 3, because the one doing the work is developer the same thing, namely the Flying Wild Hog with engine his own design. Shadow Warrior 3 itself looks so impressive to see trailerhis, and it's worth the wait for FPS fans when it's released next year.

Another title that Devolver announced that is also very interesting in my opinion is Weird west, action RPG like Diablo but with a cowboy theme. Trailerhis looks awesome at the same time illustrates how players are completely freed to determine for themselves how they complete a mission.

Focus on player choice That's actually not surprising considering that Weird West is being worked on by Wolfeye Studios, which was itself founded by former Arkane Studios executive Raphael Colantonio. His experience leading development game The types of Dishonored and Prey certainly have a direct effect on the style of play immersive sim presented by Weird West.

Street: PC Gamer.