Hidetaka "SWERY" Suehiro is a game designer, beverage enthusiast, and Buddhist priest best known for his work on games like Spy Fiction, Deadly Premonition, and D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die. His new studio, White Owls, opened its doors this year. You can follow his continuing adventures in drinKING on Instagram and Twitter.
In 2017, it was Nintendo's Year for me personally.
The Nintendo Switch, which was released in March, fascinated me for months, and full-fledged Nintendo content that can be played on a Mobile Phone also appeared, which was not bad to me.
As a bonus, they finally released Star Fox 2. This is one of the things I found most unexpected this year.
Not only that, a lot of Japanese games were released. It was a very good year for the Japanese game industry.
Also, unfortunately there were too many games released on Steam, and I could not keep track of them all.
There are lots of wonderful indie games on Steam. But how do we find out about them?Especially in Japan, I feel that it is very difficult for me to keep up with it.
Here are the 10 games I chose.
I am very much looking forward to updating this list every year.
I thank Alex and Giant Bomb for always giving me this opportunity.
- Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator
- What Remains of Edith Finch
- Tokyo Tattoo Girls
- Hob
- Everything
- Night in the Woods
- Cuphead
- Tacoma
- Last Day Of June
- Oh, Deer! by Necrosoft Games
By the way... I loved a few VR/MR games this year, too.
- Fragments (HoloLens)
- Roboraid (HoloLens)
- Dear Angelica (Oculus)
- Robo Recall (Oculus)
- I Expect You to Die (Oculus)
Thank you, I Love You All!!
--SWERY