Fall in Love with the Indies: Stardew Valley Follow-Up News & First November Releases
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There is no doubt about that now; the change is in the air and the fall has all its force. Time to step inside, sit by the fireplace, and immerse yourself in some independent tales. As we move into November, it’s not just the leftover Halloween candy we’re eager to get our hands on. The recent news from one of the biggest developers on the scene makes us feel warm to our toes, the indies are in a new phase and, moreover, we are making positive progress in game releases.
Piling up the big news
Fall is all about transformation, but who would have known that Stardew Valley developer Eric Barone aka ConcernedApe would get so immersed in the spirit by revealing the first real details of his follow-up title? And that’s not all. Thunderful Games is presenting their debut digital presentation, and Mark Hamill is the host!
The Haunted Chocolatier by ConcernedApe
Eric Barone, creator of Stardew Valley, took the vibe from his well-known work and poured it into a new mold, revealed his next project, and it’s full of chocolate, ghosts, and combat. “You can be sure I’m not ‘copying and pasting’ the Stardew match,” says Barone in a recent blog post. “On the contrary, almost everything in Haunted Chocolatier, including combat, is completely coded (and drawn) from scratch.” The game is in early development and has no release date.
Thunder World
On November 10, developer and publisher Thunderful, who has worked on titles like Lost in Random, will hold their first ever indie games exhibition featuring Star Wars actor Mark Hamill acts as host. The virtual curtain rises at 11 a.m. M. PT, and while we expect The Gunk to make an appearance, Thunderful also promises “world premiere game reveals.”
Get lost in a maze of corn shoots
Don’t worry, although there may be a ton of games in the first half of November, the list below can help you get through the maze.
Blaseball: Shorts
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The weird baseball simulation, Blaseball, has been in Siesta since the summer. However, developers The Game Band have brought it back in a temporary, truncated form called Short Circuits. Starting today through November 14, Blaseball: Short Circuits introduces the game’s 24 original teams with new rosters that play wildly different games over a series of mini-seasons.
Unpacking
Xbox One, Switch, PC
This is an excellent title for those who just want to relax and make the world a little more orderly. Unpacking is a puzzle game coming November 2 that asks you to take your belongings out of a box and place them in satisfying places in a new environment. The result, along with the ambient storytelling, is surprisingly meditative and compelling.
Tunche
Xbox Series X / S, Xbox One, Switch, PC
Starting November 2, Tunche is a beat ’em up with up to four-player couch co-op mode and gorgeous hand-drawn visuals. You choose one of five players and embark on a 2D side scrolling adventure through the Amazon that will never be the same twice. However, there are a surprising number of things to fight against in this impressive rainforest, so watch your steps.
Demonic lawn
PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X / S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PC
Demon Turf bills itself as “The 3D platformer with attitude.” Playing as Beebz, a demon who considers himself young even though he is 1000 years old, you will fight your way through the unique-looking Demon World in an attempt to fight for the title of Demon King’s main boss. Demon Turf will be released on November 4.
The Binding Of Isaac: Repentance
Xbox Series X / S, Xbox One, PC
Available now for PC, The Binding of Isaac: Repentance will make its console debut on Microsoft platforms on November 4 and will arrive on PlayStation and Switch in the near future. The latest expansion to Edmund McMillen’s hit roguelike will add new story elements, enemies, locations, and more. Choosing the latest edition on Xbox will also provide you with all previous DLC content for the game.
To the rescue!
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Who is ready to save some adorable dogs? When to the rescue! Coming to PC on November 4, you will have the opportunity to manage a shelter for a pack of delicious puppies. Try to find them the perfect forever home by catering to each dog’s needs, upgrading the building for more space, and pairing them with the right owner. Buying the game comes with its own perks, as promised by the developer. 20 percent of sales profit will go to real life animal shelters. To the rescue! It’s also coming to Switch next year.
Where the cards fall
Switch, PC
Managing to get two games on this list, puzzle-packed Where Cards Fall from The Game Band will no longer be an Apple Arcade exclusive title on November 4. imagination and reflection on memories. With an undeniably dreamy art style and thoughtful story, it’s hard to know which of The Band Game titles will demand more attention this fall.
Let’s build a zoo
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Get ready to manage hundreds of monkeys and build that concession stand because on November 5, Let’s Build A Zoo is coming to PC. A mix between the management simulator and the dream of a mad scientist, this attractive title gives you the option to build your animal empire. You can populate your zoo in the normal way, through breeding, or you can give DNA splicing a spin. Whatever keeps those visitors coming through the doors!
Airborne kingdom
PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X / S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PC
Now hitting consoles on November 9, Airborne Kingdom places you high above the clouds where you will try to build the best of all possible sky cities. This will not be easy as you will have to constantly keep an eye on your fuel supplies to meet the continual needs of the population, venture through a mysterious landscape, and navigate politics with kingdoms on the ground.
Bright memory: infinite
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Despite seeing the first images of the game at an Xbox event last year, there is still no official information on the launch of the Bright Memory: Infinite console. However, the game will still launch on PC on November 11. An action-packed FPS title with remarkable graphics, Bright Memory: Infinite takes place in 2036, where the Supernatural Sciences Research Organization is trying to solve the mystery behind a strange sky. Linked phenomenon.
Looking for more indies? Check out the spooky titles for October or click the goose below to read the Game Informer Playlist List. Let us know in the comments if you’re excited for the upcoming indie games!
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