Rawy Fury brought a whole host of trailers to the PC Gaming Show last night, confirming their publishing partnerships for sci-fi puzzle game Rivage and silly roguelite shooter Last Man Sitting, as well as giving another look at Regions of Ruin: Runegate and setting a launch window for dice-based narrative RPG Esoteric Ebb.
Let’s start with Esoteric Ebb, which tries to really capture the narrative storytelling style of a tabletop RPG, casting you as the Cleric in a fantasy city of Norvik, just trying to solve the mystery of an exploded Tea Shop. The game will launch in Spring 2026.
For the new announcements, Rivage comes from Exnilo Studio and is a first-person puzzle game, wrapping players up in a time loop on a space station, where you seek to escape while discovering the fate of the rest of the crew. It’s certainly an intriguing one, and fits with a growing line of puzzle and narrative games published by Raw Fury including Blue Prince and The Seance at Blake Manor.
Compared to that, Last Man Sitting is something completely different. DoubleMoose Games’ roguelite shooter tasks you with surviving waves of sentient office appliances, all while rolling around on an office chair. It’s barmy stuff and you can play it now and through to Sunday 7th December with a beta test demo on Steam.
And finally, get another look at the side-scrolling dwarven battling and town restoring of Regions of Ruin: Runegate.
Looks like next year will be another busy one for Raw Fury!
Source: press release
Exciting to see Raw Fury showcasing so many new titles! The variety in their upcoming games looks promising, and it’s always fun to get a glimpse of what’s next in gaming. Looking forward to seeing how these projects develop!
Absolutely, it’s great to see such diverse offerings from Raw Fury! Each title seems to explore unique gameplay mechanics and narratives, which could really attract a wide range of players. I’m particularly curious about how they will incorporate storytelling into each game.
I agree! It’s exciting to see how each game brings its own unique mechanics and storytelling styles. I’m particularly intrigued by how “Esoteric Ebb” seems to blend atmospheric exploration with puzzle-solving elements. It’ll be interesting to see how players respond to that mix!