GONNER 2, ScourgeBringer, No Place For Bravery and Doors of Insanity announced on video

In addition to the announcement of the release date of games such as West of Dead and the Early Access phase of Baldur's Gate 3, the Guerrilla Collective media showcase has offered several developers the opportunity to announce their new video games coming in the next months on PC and console.

Among the many projects that characterized the Guerrilla Collective we find GONNER 2. The new chapter of the roguelike platform series of Raw Fury and Art in Heart will offer procedurally generated settings, with challenges of increasing difficulty within scenarios with deadly traps and even more grim enemies. The game will be available by the end of 2020 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC.

No less interesting is then No Place For Bravery, an action full of role-playing elements developed by Glitch Factory and expected in release on PC and Switch in early 2021. The title is characterized by a pixel art graphic sector and a "Zeldesque" progression of the missions to be undertaken, between dungeons to be explored and ancient mysteries to be solved.

Also for Switch platform adventure fans, ScourgeBringer also addresses , the reissue for the hybrid console of the Kyoto house of the roguelike of Dead Villagers and Flying Oak available from February on PC (but only in the Early Access version). The game draws from the playful and gameplay experience of established projects such as Dead Cells and Celeste to offer users a compelling challenge.

At the bottom of the news you will also find the video announcement of Doors of Insanity, a card game fantasy veined with action elements and RPG developed by OneShark and produced by Another Indie, which is expected to launch in the coming months on PS4, Xbox One, Switch and PC (Steam).