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June 14, 2021 Bary Howards

The PC Gaming Show is traditionally followed by the Future Games Show, which, however, no longer focuses only on the PC market, but also shows titles aimed at other platforms as well. And you can see the individual notifications below.

Red Solstice 2

The release of the second Red Solstice 2 is just around the corner, literally, as we will see the game in less than a week, on June 17th. So it’s no wonder that we’ve seen the final launch trailer, which in all its beauty captures the tactical action seen above, which awaits the player in a big way. In Red Solstice, the destruction of mutants is needed for humanity to survive. Explore new technologies, search for resources, fight alone and with friends to stop the threat of STROL invasion.

Chernobylite

A comment from one of the Chernobylite developers tells about how the team now occasionally looks at the first designs of the game and enjoys how naive they used to be. The advanced version of the game is simply significantly different and perhaps, according to the words in the attached video, much more fun. And see for yourself on the Xbox and Playstation consoles and on the PC soon – the game will be released on July 28.

Lake

In the Lake adventure, the main heroine Meredith Weiss decides to take a break from her usual work and goes to her hometown of Providence Oaks, where she wants to deliver mail. From the logic of things, it will be in this job that he will meet people much more and listen to her stories. Lake will arrive on the Xbox console and on the PC on September 1.

Eldest Souls

The dark souls-like game Eldest Souls will be released on July 27. Even in the last trailer, he shows off his artistic stylization in the form of pixel-art 16-bit style. In Edelst Souls, players take on the role of a lone warrior who confronts the old gods, who have chosen to avenge all those who have rebelled against them and have ruined the world. However, the game will not only be about meeting the gods and the big subsequent boss fights, but we will also see an extensive story, a number of interactions with NPCs and mysteries that can be explored and revived.

Happy Game

A representative of the Czech gaming industry also showed up at the Future Games Show, the latest game from the Amanita Design team called Happy Game. Happy Game is based on the pen of Jaromír Plachý, who is also behind Botanicula or Chuchl. As you can see from the trailer itself, Happy Game deceives with its name, which the game pointed out during the release of the demo version at the beginning of the year – this game is not fun. We will set off for a psychedelic horror adventure full of madly laughing smileys and murderous rabbits a little later, in the autumn, but this time the game will have no time exclusivity as in the case of Creaks and will be released on PC and Switch.