Greetings gamers around the world. Today's edition of the T-Panel is honored as 10 days
games from nearly every genre imaginable. We have fantasy, sci-fi, huge historical trilogy
and much more. Whichever game you like, remember to wish Nick them to have today and show your
support. Which games are you most excited for? Be sure to tell us in the comments at
the end of the video. Anyway, let's go. Game of Roles is a show similar to Critical Role, broadcasting an RPG campaign for all
to experience. The worlds of Aela invite fans and newcomers alike to step into the
show's setting and explore it for themselves. It's primarily a narrative game, so the decisions
you make could be secondary to stealth and battle roles are included to add uncertainty
to each scene. The worlds of Aela allow for co-play, with each party member's actions driving the
story in different directions. The game system is designed to take everyone's decision into
account, making each game unique. As for now, there is no release date listed for the worlds
of Aela, so it's unlikely to arrive until sometime next year on Steam
Roots of Dredzel is a beautiful stylized roguelite set in the rusted masts of Brighton Rock
It's a final battle between the Aether and the Judans in Norse mythology. The gods are
dead and the world is being destroyed, leaving mortal survivors to pick up the pieces. Players
will get the last breaking glance to build a new settlement in the last pockets of the
land. In standard roguelite fashion, each playthrough represents a different fragment of the world left behind after the destruction of Dredzel. The game is an exciting chase
with a strong classic tale and a roguelite-themed universe could be a winning combination
No release date has yet been announced, so we may have to wait a while to see how it
turns out on Steam. Of course, whilst the Aeras have all the fun, Chamber of Darkness design is a well-rounded
If ever genius were a chamber of doom, it might play something like this. However, it
has a competitive puzzle element that sets it apart from the super spy classics. You
are not the only supervillain bent on world domination. Other nefarious forces are building
their own bases nearby. You need to place your combat to efficiently move the space
available, only building close to the other villains' lair if you think you can take them
in a fight. It's the kind of game that could lend itself to more serious multiplayer
modes and we are excited to give it a try when it launches on the 5th of September on Steam
Battlegate Games is calling their upcoming historical strategy title the Defending World
War I strategy game, and that may not be an exaggeration. The Great War follows the similar
concept on a Total War style, team-based strategic map with real-time battles played
out when armies collide. Battlefields are persisting, so terrain will shift as the Allied
and Central Powers fight back and forth over the same strengths of the latter. Taking chances
and developing new technologies would be at the forefront of the game's overall strategy
How will your troops fare when they see the first ever cannons roll over a hill? We'll
find out in 2023 when The Great War launches on Steam. Normally, merchant games can be done satisfied. Who doesn't like buying low, selling high
and turning a profit? Things are in line on Story Door, which is something 10,000 comrades
hope to fix. The game's point-and-click rhythm is spot and center as you strive to find your
homeland and pay off a massive debt. That possibly tracks the effort of your business
as introducing new gods to an area who seems to love the situation. Buying and selling
is more than just scanning the list of surprises to make you hope you are shooting at a field
with each strategy you come across. The release date hasn't yet been determined, but green
markings are colors when it is. On Steam. RPG Stories isn't technically a game. It's a robust 3D tabletop for Benjamin Dragon and
other RPGs with assets for world-building, gameplay and communication between players. The software-led game must have visualized fantasies more than sci-fi settings while
10,000 meters help maintain the tabletop feel. No release date has yet been announced on Steam
At first glance, Mystical Conquest looks like a pretty standard 4X title. Players explore
a hexed brick map, gnashing up land and fighting for resources. The solo-player adds a new
challenge to the game. So, you're not just trying to conquer the world, you're trying
to save it. From the beginning of the game, your kingdom will come under siege from the
forces of evil. Their numberless ords won't stop until the dark monsters scattered across
the map are brought down, so you'll need to send heroes and armies to finally defeat these
menaces before it's too late. Mystical Conquest is scheduled for release in 2023 on Steam
Welcome to the party! Miniatures gamers have had a rough couple of years. The pandemic made it hard to get
even more tabletop skirmishes in and digital adaptations just don't feel the same. Moonbraker
is making a strong push to the same standard though, seeing itself as a true digital miniatures
experience. If anyone can pull it off, this looks like it could be the one. Moonbraker
gives you time to look and feel like the best craft and paint and miniatures game you've
ever played. And yes, you can design all your models color palette. To top it off, the setting
was created by world-famous creator Brandon Sanderson so players can immerse themselves
in one of his signature worlds without having to read a thousand-page novel. Moonbreaker
enters early access on the 29th of September on Steam. We're all excited for Marvel's Midnight Sun, just like a brand new indie comic alongside
the latest issue of Spider-Man's Go! Go! Case. It's another superhero tactics game coming
in 2023. Taking the theme of superheroes, you'll strive to take back a city-set spinning
world of villainous tyrants for 20 years. Case is under a moat inspired by all your
favorite comics and by the look of it, the game will feel like full-color pages brought
to life. 2023 is shaping up to be a very good year for superhero fans and turn-based lovers
on Steam. So you want to join me? That's not my question
It's been almost two decades since the remake of Steve Myers' Pirates and the Trigger-look
spoilers who hoist the Jolly Roger as a spiritual successor. She's beautiful
As a pirate captain, you'll sail the seas riding infinity in search of fame and fortune
Sotuga features in story holistic, encourages to learn the story, a bit of authenticity
but ultimately it's worth what sparkling hero to tell. What sets Sotuga apart is its 25 hours of storylines, allowing friends to immerse themselves
in craft narratives as well as the stories they create themselves. If pirates are coming back in bulk, then pour me a pint of scrub and hoist the main hero
and Sotuga releases in early 2023 on Epic Store