For developers, showing your game’s trailer at Gamescom Opening Night Live costs upwards of $125,000. That can be an untenable proposition, so many of them are taking to Twitter/X to show them off instead.
Many developers felt left out of Gamescom Opening Night Live due to the high costs of showcasing or even attending the live show. This did not discourage many of these developers, instead fuelling their passion and desire to show them off to as wide of an audience as possible.
These great-looking games have yet to be released. Developers started this trend by tweeting/quoting the phrase, “Gamescom trailer is more than 100k dollars, so here’s…” before posting GIFs, trailers, and gameplay of their games still in the developing stages.
Below, we round up some games that you should definitely check out.
Squeakross: Home Squeak Home
Tiny Tires
Constance
Genokids
MIGHTREYA
Katsl
Keylocker
Bits & Bops
Catto’s Post Office
Paper Perjury
BioCrisis : Return 2 the Lab
Identifile
AIKODE
Motorslice
Hollowbody
One S’More
Be sure to check out all the Gamescom 2024 award winners, as well.
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