If you’re a fan of contemporary reinterpretations of traditional Japanese role-playing game stories, make sure to watch out for updates from Indie Quest.
Announced recently and scheduled to air next week on May 29th at 4pm Pacific Time, 7pm Eastern Time, or 12am Greenwich Mean Time (effectively May 30th for those of us in Europe), this showcase seems quite intriguing.
The event will showcase more than forty unique previews for future productions, as well as an exciting unveiling from a renowned studio.
Indeed, it’s clear that over 40 trailers is quite a substantial amount to go through. Most likely, many of these game titles are exclusive to PC. However, there’s no doubt that there will be some exciting content among them. As usual, it’s pleasing to see smaller games being given the attention they deserve in the spotlight.
Instead of “Will you be tuning into Indie Quest?” you can say, “Are you planning on joining Indie Quest?” And instead of “Grab your sword and enter a turn-based battle in the comments section below,” you could phrase it as, “Engage in a turn-based fight in the comments by picking up your virtual sword.
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2025-05-19 22:06