One of the undisputed best publishers in recent years, Devolver Digital, had their Direct on Friday. This direct showcased six upcoming releases from the publisher. All wrapped up in an honestly hilarious British horror sitcom presentation, featuring Volvy’s 15th birthday. From a major update to one of their more popular titles, to surprising announcements. Here is everything from the Devolver Direct!
Everything From Devolver Direct 2024
They kicked off the Devolver Direct with the reveal of “The Unholy Alliance” update for Cult of the Lamb. This update will include Local Co-op, and a whole bunch of other content. Such as new corrupted weapons and changes to mini games when in local coop.
Moving on from that announcement, they also showcased a new trailer for The Crush House. They showed off a lot of what you can expect in the game, including a creepy twist. The game will launch August 9th on Steam, with a demo available now.
Coming off the heels of that was the announcement of Tenjutsu. Which opened with a really cool animated trailer and showcased some of its top down kung fu action in sublime pixel art.
Following this announcement was the reveal of the “Road to Elysium” DLC for The Talos Principle 2. Showcasing multiple crazy locations with even more complex puzzles. The DLC will be released on June 14th.
What followed this reveal was an all-new action-packed gameplay trailer for Anger Foot. Showing off the Sneaker mechanic that changes how your kicks behave. From levitating enemies into the air with crocks, to an upper cut kick that looks hilarious.
The final reveal of the Devolver Direct was Possessors, a side scrolling platforming game from the developers of Hyper Light Drifter, Solar Ash and Hyper Light Breaker. It is slated for launch in 2025.
If you would like to watch the full Devolver Direct for the unique presentation, you can do so here. As well as pick up your own “Virtual Volvy” E-Pet from Devolvers itch.io site here.
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