tldr videogame curation
melbourne, australia

Steam has announced its new Game Recording feature in beta. It lets you record, rewind, bookmark, clip, save, and share gameplay. Can record in background or on demand, and gamedevs can hook into it to flag ingame events on a timeline. Very cool.

PvE Super Auto Pets roguelike. Super simple to pick up, immediately addictive, and very easy to break - in the best possible way. Cleverly executed and extremely fairly priced. If you’re into autobattlers, deckbuilding, synergies, etc. - just get it!

Oooh, cool. Check out the trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, where this time Link is in trouble, and Princess Zelda must save Hyrule in a brand-new story. Launching September 26th on Switch.

Check out the trailer for MIO: Memories in Orbit, a 2D adventure RPG set on the Vessel, a massive spaceship adrift in space. Play as the android MIO and explore a world overrun with rogue machines. Art and movement look nice! Releasing in 2025.

Suika Game but with pool input and physics. It’s a cool little idea, certainly executed very well and fairly priced. You likely won’t get tonnes of playtime out of it, but it’s fun. Imagine it would be cool on mobile or handheld.

Check out 10 minutes of new gameplay for Phantom Blade Zero, the upcoming action RPG from S-Game. This first look showcases various weapons, highlights the game’s fast-paced combat and boss fights. Appears to be a bit more spectacle button mashy than I usually like, but still very fun.

Check out the trailer for UNBEATABLE, a rhythm RPG set in a world where music is illegal, coming in 2025. Awesome artwork, and catchy tunes too!

Check out Gunboat God, a frenetic seafaring shoot ’em up, seeming giving a head-nod to both Cuphead and Luftrausers.

“Grow your cult… with your friends.” Worship’s new trailer showcases the chaos you can create in a dark roguelike, where you start a cult, summon monsters, and engage in all sorts of hijinks. I backed this on Kickstarter in 2021, so look forward to finally playing it.

Watch the latest trailer for Windblown, the latest one from Dead Cells developer Motion Twin, offering stylish, fast-paced three-player co-op action. Keeeeen!