6 Gorgeous Upcoming Steam Games To Wishlist Now

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Vivarium

Vivarium looks so gorgeous that it’s hard to even believe it’s a real game. The small-town cozy game features hand-drawn art that makes it look exactly like an anime. It’s a similar trick to the one Orbitals pulled earlier this year, but in an even prettier package that evokes the naturalistic work of Hayao Miyazaki.

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Rebounder

There were plenty of promising games showcased at this year’s Tribeca Fest, but Rebounder is especially worth keeping an eye on. The 2D platformer looks exactly like a comic book, right down to its inky colors. Beyond that impressive sense of style, it’s looking like a tense precision-based platformer built for Celeste fans.

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The Eternal Life of Goldman

Hand-drawn Metroidvania The Eternal Life of Goldman is the kind of game that will take your breath away the first time you see it. Its first trailers promise a gorgeously animated adventure about an old man’s quest to take down a deity. Developer Weappy Studio promises a subversive side-scroller that’s both challenging and approachable.

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Cybrlich and the Death Cult of Labor

Cybrlich and the Death Cult of Labor caught our attention at this year’s Game Developers Conference, and not just for its title. This Doom-like first-person shooter features a wild art style that makes it look like an Adult Swim cartoon come to life. It’s a blast based on what we’ve demoed, too, full of blood, skeletons, and oversized blunts.

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Reason and Rhyme

If Big Walk has you hungry for more great co-op puzzle games, keep an eye on Reason and Rhyme. Launching on Oct. 15, the two-player game has you solving puzzles together as a pair of angry birds. It also features a very distinct art style inspired by the Nintendo 3DS’ Flipnote Studios app, and it looks terrific in motion.

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Lelu

With Black-and-white games like Toem 2 currently in fashion, you’ll want to keep your eyes on Lelu next. The indie game about a clockwork toy on a quest for freedom sports a charming monochromatic look that calls back to the Game Boy era while still looking entirely distinct. It’s looking like a bite-sized delight for fans of top-down adventure games.

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