The devINITIVE Showcase is an event run by DjPanchi and Caye to give visibility to studios from Spain and Latin America. Its second edition aired on September 16: around ninety games across two hours of trailers.
Sat through the whole thing and pulled out the 21 that fit what we're into: Legends of Castile, Tuned In, Vem Exu!, The Outer Frame, Murky, The Lost Land of Bahía Blanca, Unboxing Mr. Coo, Cubex, Their Story, Mesektet, Donna: The Firebreather, Historias de la Atalaya: El Brujo, Just in Crime, Deep Pixel Melancholy, The Midnight Barber, Indoors: Trespasser, Red Dreams, Scholar Adventure: Lost Night, You Are Family, Welcome to Mars 9 and HUMAN.EXE.
There's a Spanish fantasy point & click, folk horror in La Mancha, a late-night barbershop for supernatural creatures in 1970s Barcelona, and even a game with graphics captured on a real Game Boy Camera. Most come from two or three-person teams, so if any of them grabs you, wishlist it.
Subtitles available in several languages.
Which one caught your eye?
Sat through the whole thing and pulled out the 21 that fit what we're into: Legends of Castile, Tuned In, Vem Exu!, The Outer Frame, Murky, The Lost Land of Bahía Blanca, Unboxing Mr. Coo, Cubex, Their Story, Mesektet, Donna: The Firebreather, Historias de la Atalaya: El Brujo, Just in Crime, Deep Pixel Melancholy, The Midnight Barber, Indoors: Trespasser, Red Dreams, Scholar Adventure: Lost Night, You Are Family, Welcome to Mars 9 and HUMAN.EXE.
There's a Spanish fantasy point & click, folk horror in La Mancha, a late-night barbershop for supernatural creatures in 1970s Barcelona, and even a game with graphics captured on a real Game Boy Camera. Most come from two or three-person teams, so if any of them grabs you, wishlist it.
Subtitles available in several languages.
Which one caught your eye?