It’s a bit overwhelming (and very sugary), but if you want Where’s Wally on steroids, this is your game. Explore surprisingly complex and large scenes full of people and objects brought to life with small animations. Join Sophia in this colourful hidden object game. But Midnight Fight Express pulls it off, delivering intense and dynamic combat with a fluid control system. It’s the familiar ‘mean streets’ trope: one man vs the city’s criminal underbelly, brawling his way to the guys at the top. And, hey, you might as well run the restaurant as well! Part side-scroller, part cafe sim, and full of outstanding pixel art. Go underwater with Dave, capturing fish to supply the local sushi restaurant. Monsters want to destroy your dome, so start digging for resources and upgrade your weapons, fighting off waves of new attackers. It’s well-designed and polished, with a friendly rustic art style and catchy old-time music.ĭig or die in this mining meets tower defence game. Lovers of transport games will enjoy Sweet Transit, a railway builder where you also develop the local economies – even the villages and factories. Rescued by a fallen god, he becomes the avatar of vengeance and the leader of a new cult! Cult of Lamb combines hectic arena combat with base building – it’s super slick and excellent. Steam’s Next Fest has arrived as part of Summer Game Fest (until Monday 20 June), showing off hundreds of upcoming games and their demos. There is so much to discover, so here is a humble list of ten game demos worth driving around the block.ĭeath is only the beginning for this lamb.
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