The publisher is also teaming up with Ivy Road, a brand new studio founded by developers behind Gone Home and The Stanley Parable.
In addition to those games, Annapurna announced several partnerships with indie studios, including Outer Loop, Jessica Mak, and No Code Entertainment Productions. Storyteller, a puzzler where players build storybook pages, is another new highlight among the batch. A Memoir Blue is a pretty narrative-driven game by Cloisters featuring lots of jellyfish. Skin Deep is a first-person puzzle game by Blendo, which leans heavily into absurdist humor. We saw a handful of new games during the presentation. The game is still scheduled for a winter launch. Neon White got a deep dive too, showing off a unique card system where players can discard weapons to perform mobility actions. The game doesn’t have a firm release date, but it’ll come to PS4, PS5, and PC in early 2022. Stray got a gameplay trailer, which showed a cat wandering around a city and solving puzzles with the help of a drone. The showcase gave new details on two of Annapurna’s most anticipated games. Meanwhile, the base game is scheduled to come to Nintendo Switch this holiday. A cryptic trailer didn’t say too much about what to expect. Outer Wilds is getting its first and only DLC on September 28, titled Echoes of the Eye. Solar Ash, developer Heart Machine’s follow-up to Hyper Light Drifter, finally got an October 26 release date at the show.
It’ll launch on PC and Xbox consoles via Game Pass.
The Artful Escape, a trippy adventure game about a rockstar first shown at E3 2017, is finally coming on September 9.
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