Nintendo Indie World 14.04.2021

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Nintendo shadow-dropped a new Nintendo Indie World presentation yesterday, and, well, looks like everybody missed it. So here it is:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RNkRaNfCp4

Here's a little overview of the games:

Road 96, basically a CMOA in digital form with apparently over 100k ways for the story to unfold, coming 2021

Aerial Knights never yield, a 3D sidescrolling parkour runner game set in a Cyberpunk Detroit, comes in May and has a demo out now.

Annapurna Interactive comes with a couple titles:

• Last Stop, a 3D adventure game with different stories, comes in Juli
• Hindsight, also a 3D adventure game, but with a more simplistic yet beautiful art style and some kind of time travel mechanic, coming 2021

Olli Olli World, the next OlliOlli game, is a sidescrolling skating roadtrip with some adventure peppered throughout the game, coming this winter

The longing  is an adventure game with a beautiful art style where you need to learn how to pass 400 days worth of time in a cave without a box of scraps, out now

There is no game: Wrong Dimension is a genre-busting game with anything from point&click, 2D Zelda-like to Galaga-like gameplay (with IBM greenscreen graphics to boot), out now

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge, an absolute throwback to the NES/SNES Turtles games, coming 2021

Chris Tales, an RPG with an unique art style and a time manipulation mechanic, coming July 20

GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon is a sidescrolling action-adventure with difficult combat, coming only next year

Aztech: Forgotten Gods, a 3D action game that combines God of War style gameplay with a high-tech gauntlet and Aztec gods, coming in Fall

Skul: The Hero Slayer, a 2D rogue-lite action-platformer with swappable heads as abilities, coming in summer

Out of the various quick-bits, Fez and a House of the Dead Remake will come to the switch

Finally, There's a indie game sale on the switch right now

Finally, Finally, there's Oxenfree II: Lost Signals, coming 2021

So, what do you think of this IndieWorld?