RELATED: Why Hollow Knight: Silksong’s Long and Quiet Development Cycle is Good for Fans Recapping Hollow Knight: Silksong’s Development History This action-platformer with Soulslike elements hasn’t been shown for a while, and it seems to be taking the in-attendance Elden Ring’s spot as the Soulslike community’s white whale. Among those was an even more conspicuous absence: Hollow Knight: Silksong, the upcoming Hollow Knight sequel from Team Cherry.
Rumored games like a major Sony remake and a Chrono Cross remaster never showed, and Nintendo was almost entirely absent aside from a brief look at some indies coming to the Switch. A number of games and companies were absent from the event. Not everyone got everything they wanted out of the show, however. Many games were celebrated with awards and nominations, and the evening seemed to go off without a hitch.
It was an impressive show, doubly so considering that it was the industry’s return to in-person events with a live audience. Starting as early as the pre-show, and even earlier if a viewer had caught The MIX Picks, tons of games were revealed, re-revealed, and given new details. The show was packed with gaming news and accolades this year. After months of anticipation, the 2021 Game Awards have finally come and gone. There's some good news attached to that long wait, however - new maps, modes, and multiplayer servers which should ensure plenty of new stuff to check out.įor details on Party Animals and all the other news from this evening's show, check out our Summer Games Fest 2023 live coverage. Party Animals was originally set to launch in 2021 after its appearance at Xbox's E3 showcase that year, but Recreate says it underestimated the amount of time it would take to get the game ready for launch. It's been a long few years since that initial demo. If you like competing against other players on the couch or online in quickfire comedic games, then keep an eye on Party Animals. There's the likes of free-for-alls and objective-based competitions, so it's not all brawling. Party Animals functions as a chaotic but super-cute brawler, where you're competing over a series of minigames in a physics-based competition. It also shows off some gameplay if you're at all familiar with indie hit Gang Beasts, there's a good chance that Party Animals will appeal, although the characters here are a little more cute and cuddly than you might be familiar with. A chaotic, laughter-filled trailer confirms that release date, as well as a release date on PC, Xbox Series X, and Xbox One.
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