GOG used its showcase to call Retrovibe by GOG “the first step on our road to publishing” and to run a reel of what is coming from the label. Co-founder Michał Kiciński said GOG is joining forces with Retrovibe “to focus on bringing new games with the classic soul to the players worldwide.”
Five games were named on screen: Cop Bastard, The Looter, Shardpunk 2, Project Warlock: Lost Chapters and After Hell Freezes Over, each labelled for GOG and Steam. Cop Bastard showed first-person shotgun fights through an office, and The Looter showed a side-on shooter with large creature bosses in a jungle area.
Shardpunk 2 showed top-down squad tactics and a base view, Project Warlock: Lost Chapters showed first-person shooting through a jungle village and a dungeon, and After Hell Freezes Over showed a black-and-white world of ink-like creatures.
The show did not give new release dates for the lineup. GOG asked viewers to wishlist the games today on its store.
