Earlier in its development, the game boasted incorporating a lot of elements from SCP Foundation material, but how much of this will be significant in the game’s final version of the story is currently not clear. Here is a rundown of what I played along with my first impressions! ANNO: MutationemĪNNO: Mutationem is a cyberpunk action-adventure RPG game where you play as a young woman who needs to fight her way around the rough and tough city of Metropolis to fulfill a personal mission.
What is to come out of indie gaming for 2021 is promising. Regardless, I was able to try about 30 demos (which is maybe less than 20% of the available content out there) and it was interesting sussing out trends jumping from title to title: from a huge wave of narrative-heavy point and click games, to even more new takes on the cyberpunk genre within a post- Cyberpunk 2077 world. While I was writing this, Steam continued to have no chill and was using Lunar New Year festivities to host another big marketing campaign immediately on the weekend right after.
Mind you, the Fest ran from February 3 to February 9-and that’s barely a whole week to even have time to scratch the surface! Although some demos remain up, once the event is over, there is no way to really catch up or to see what was featured in a cohesive way.a You have to go out of your way to seek this information out through specific developers’ channels.
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Once again, Steam hosted another big games event that featured tons of sales, streams, and demos of upcoming titles available to play within the time window it was online.Īlthough this was another opportunity to give independent games the spotlight they deserve, especially as in-person shows and networking events remain inviable, I feel as though that bigger companies behind these efforts do not know how to manage accessibility with their scale, especially when compared to my experiences in virtual shows that were run by smaller teams.Īccording to other sources, there were over 500 demos.
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