Six newly announced indie games worth adding to your Steam wishlist after the Triple-i Initiative

Among the many premiere-filled gaming streams throughout the year, The Triple-i Initiative has become a standout event focused exclusively on independent games. Last week’s stream showed off 40 games across a jam-packed 45 minutes, offering updates on anticipated titles like The Talos Principle 3 and Pony Island 2: Panda Circus, alongside an eclectic array of newly announced indies.

According to Polygon, while all the revealed games are worth adding to a Steam wishlist, six newly announced titles especially stood out.

Machinarium 2

Amanita Design’s next project follows this year’s Phonopolis and is a sequel to Machinarium, the cult classic 2009 puzzle adventure about a lost robot. Though only briefly shown, that glimpse revealed stunning hand-drawn art.

Jiaohun

The psychological horror game from developer 12AM Blackout was unveiled with a terrifying debut trailer, presenting what appears to be a surreal trip through hell for fans of Silent Hill f.

Militsioner

This unsettling stealth game asks players to evade a titanic cop looming over a city. It arrives next year from Critical Reflex, the publisher of Mouthwashing, and resembles an immersive sim.

Lazare’s Sacrifice

A card battle game developed in collaboration with Gwent creator Damien Monnier, Lazare’s Sacrifice retells the French Revolution within its battling framework. It draws a visual resemblance to Gwent from The Witcher 3.

Prison of Husks

This upcoming Soulslike by developer Glass Head Dolls looks like a demake of a FromSoftware game running on PlayStation 2, using fuzzy polygons for a dreamy visual style.

Gods With Badges

Strange Scaffold, the studio behind Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tactical Takedown, returns to tactics with this turn-based strategy game examining policing and its easily-abused responsibilities.