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Rogue Legacy, Hotline Miami 2, And More Coming To PS4 And Vita
During Sony’s pre-Gamescom press conference in Cologne, Germany, the company announced several beloved indie games that will be coming to the PlayStation 3 and Vita. The lineup includes Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number and a new title from the developer of Thomas Was Alone.
Here is the full list of PS4 indie games announced at Gamescom, courtesy of PlayStation.Blog:
- Assault Android Cactus (Witch Beam)
- Fez (Polytron Corporation)
- Final Horizon (Eiconic Games)
- Guns of Icarus Online (Muse Games)
- Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number (Dennaton Games and Devolver Digital)
- N++ (Metanet)
- Rogue Legacy (Cellar Door Games)
- Samurai Gunn (Teknopants)
- Starbound (Chucklefish)
- Switch Galaxy Ultra (Atomicom)
- The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (Nicalis) [free to PS+ members]
- Velocity 2X (FuturLab)
- Volume (Mike Bithell) [a new title from the developer of Thomas Was Alone]
- Wasteland Kings (Vlambeer)
Indie games announced for PS Vita:
- Age of Zombies (BlitWorks/Halfbrick)
- A-Men 2 (Bloober Team)
- Assault Android Cactus (Witch Beam)
- Avoid Droid (Infinite State Games)
- Broken Sword: the Serpent’s Curse (Revolution Software)
- Eufloria HD (Omni Systems)
- Fez (Polytron Corporation)
- Final Horizon (Eiconic Games)
- Flame Over (Laughing Jackal)
- Gravity Crash Ultra (Just Add Water)
- Gunslugs (Abstraction Games)
- Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number (Dennaton Games and Devolver Digital)
- Joe Danger 1 (Hello Games)
- Joe Danger 2 (Hello Games)
- Kick & Fennick (Green Hill Studios)
- Rogue Legacy (Cellar Door Games)
- Samurai Gunn (Teknopants)
- Supermagical (Tama Games)
- Switch Galaxy Ultra (Atomicom)
- Table Top Racing (Ripstone)
- The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth (Nicalis) [free to PS+ members]
- Volume (Mike Bithell) [a new title from the developer of Thomas Was Alone]
- Wasteland Kings (Vlambeer)
While Microsoft revealed their detailed plan to support indie devs with the Xbox One this morning, Sony continues to prove their commitment to independent game development by continually announcing worthwhile games.
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