Not-E3 2022: Future Game Show Live Blog

And that's a wrap! What did you think? Anything interesting catch your eye? Let us know in the comments below. We'll be back tomorrow with the Xbox + Bethesda showcase as well as the PC Gaming Show to round out our Not E3 showcase coverage.

An off-Earth Odyssey, Planet of Lana, showed off a bit of its companion gameplay in a new trailer during the Future Games Show. Lana and Mui will need to work together solve puzzles in the adorable side scroller.

Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley also made an appearance to announce that Icelandic band Sigur Ros will be collaborating on the soundtrack of the musical adventure focused on protecting the harmounius Moominvalley from the industry-focused Park Keeper.

Palworld is a creature collecting RPG inspired by Pokemon, though with a far darker angle. You won't just be using your creatures to fight enemies, but also take part in the action yourself, sporting a gun to help out. You creature can also interact with the environment, helping you out as you explore Palworld. You can catch the trailer below.

Third-person platform brawler inspired by SMITE, Divine Knockout showed off a shortened version of its OTK Games Expo trailer. See the gods battle it out in the trailer below as DKO will be out later this year.

Another Metroidvania got a gameplay trailer at the Future Games Show, showing off Ichtys' Being and Becoming. Via the Steam listing:

"Corrupted by a Collective Dream, a seaside kingdom falls into a deep slumber. As a rare lucid dreamer, you are able to traverse the world freely and free those who are captive to their nightmares and fantasies.

Being & Becoming is a beautifully hand-crafted pixel art metroidvania where the world and story are shaped directly by your gameplay choices. Fight bosses and explore the world to uncover glimpses of the truth of the Collective Dream. Will you unravel the mystery and be able to defeat the corruption at its source?"

The Last Faith is like a pixelart Bloodborne, combining Soulslike combat with a Metroidvania. A new trailer showed off some of the challenging enemies you'll face as you traverse a "decadent world" torn apart by a civil war between two religions. The upcoming Metroidvania is slated to release on PC, PlayStation, Switch and Xbox consoles.

Bright Memory: Infinite is coming to Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch later this year, blending the FPS and action genres to deliver what it calls a "high-octane experience."

Pixelart RPG Potion Permit has players step into the role of Moonbury's best chemist tasked with helping the mayor's daughter recover from an illness. You'll need to help her, as well as the other residents of Moonbury in this RPG that sees you gather ingredients and other resources. 

Brewmaster, a relaxing beer brewing simulator is coming to PC and consoles. Brew your favorite beer in a Gatorade cooler while also setting up the perfect tasting room to try out your finished lager.

Not a multiplayer game, but it looks relaxing enough.

Loved Saturday morning cartoons? Lost in Play is now confirmed for Nintendo Switch, bringing the charming indie adventure to the handheld console. Check out the new trailer below and unlock your inner child.

Bramble: The Mountain King, a horror adventure title from Dimfrost Studios, showed off the Nacken, a real monster from the Nordic folklore. The title puts players in the shoes of Ollie, a young boy trying to rescue his sister which was kidnapped by a monstrous troll.

Check out the new trailer which dives more into the folklore behind the Nacken.

The Entropy Centre sees players attempt to escape a deteriorating space station, all while using a time-shifting gun to solve puzzles with an adorable AI, Astra. The Entropy Centre is coming to PC and consoles later this year.

The clearly Rocket League-inspired Turbo Golf Racing brings fast-paced racing to mini golf. Players will need to race their opponents while trying to get their oversized golf balls into the hole first. Check out the new trailer here.

Morbid Metal, a third-person hack and slash roguelite, showed off a new trailer, giving off some serious Neir vibes. Set to a banger of a track, the one-person developer lets you play as  a shapeshifting, huge-sword wielding bad-ass that takes on massive and varied bosses.

Nightingale, the Victorian fantasy survival game (which used to be planned as an MMO) talked a bit more about Realm Cards, which you can read all about on their website, or watch the trailer below.

Outpost, which is a working title, showed off what looks like a combination of base building, with some FPS action as giant Borg-Meets-Tron-esque pillars thrust to the ground around the hero. The multiplayer shooter from Team Ranger looking to come out on Steam later this year, which you can wishlist now.