3D Realms has shown over 80 game trailers during its Realms Deep 2021 event. This event lasted 4 hours, during which 3D Realms has bombarded us with lots of game trailers. So, instead of sharing 80 videos in one article, we’ve decided to share the entire event.
During this event, you can find trailers for Prodeus, Brutal Fate, KULT, PERIPETEIA, Selaco, Fortune’s Run, Forgive Me Father, SPRAWL, ARKOS, Core Decay Project Downfall, Beyond Mankind and more.
Enjoy!
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to bad its all trash and none of it looks good. im sure there will be a few decent games but mostly indie garbage
this is just 2 games.
yeah the livestream cut the firs 4 hours, this is a thing youtube does.
Replaced it with the TwitchTV video, so it should be working now
alternatively you can go to this link
https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/rd2021
which has all the games listed with videos from their developer youtube channels.
man I find most new games these days all look like the same rehashed s### we have seen and played over and over. I find myself just replaying old favourites more then caring about anything released now or on the way. Gaming industry has become the equivalent to the straight to dvd/streaming industry delivering payloads of quick and easy made garbage. Used to be hard not to want to buy games in sales. Now it’s rare to buy anything. Gaming industry is the equivalent to a Dollarama these days.
A lot of new games especially AAA, and even a few indie, are as you say. They are treated like another job, not like a passion project. But there’s still many new indie games that you can tell are created by gamers that love games.
So while I will always love replaying old favorites, I don’t think I will ever stop playing new games either. Those new experiences are just too great to pass up.