Triple-i Initiative Stream Reveals Six New Indie Games
Amanita Design announced Machinarium 2 during the 45-minute showcase, which featured 40 games in total.
The Triple-i Initiative stream highlighted six newly announced indie games during a 45-minute presentation that showed off 40 games in total, according to Polygon.
Amanita Design announced Machinarium 2, a sequel to the studio's 2009 puzzle adventure game Machinarium. Developer 12AM Blackout announced the psychological horror game Jiaohun, while Glass Head Dolls announced Prison of Husks, a Soulslike with a PlayStation 2-style demake look.
Mouthwashing publisher Critical Reflex announced Militsioner, a stealth immersive sim about evading a titanic cop, as coming next year. Strange Scaffold announced Gods With Badges, an upcoming turn-based strategy game about policing.
Lazare's Sacrifice, a card battling game retelling the French Revolution, was also announced. It was developed in collaboration with Gwent creator Damien Monnier.
More from the showcase
Machinarium was originally released in 2009 as a cult classic puzzle adventure game about a lost robot. Amanita Design released Phonopolis this year, and Strange Scaffold released Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tactical Takedown last year.
The Talos Principle 3 and Pony Island 2: Panda Circus received updates during the stream.
Quick answers
What games were announced at the Triple-i Initiative stream?
Machinarium 2, Jiaohun, Militsioner, Lazare's Sacrifice, Prison of Husks and Gods With Badges were announced.
When is Militsioner coming out?
Militsioner is coming next year from Mouthwashing publisher Critical Reflex.
Who is developing Machinarium 2?
Amanita Design, the studio behind the original 2009 game, announced the sequel.