What Is the New Game Promoted on Deepnight Games and How Can I Follow It?

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Deepnight Games is promoting an upcoming game described as “Combat. City builder. Rogue.” and credited as being “From the director of Dead Cells.” The site offers two ways to follow it: Watch the trailer and Wishlist now. The available information does not specify platforms, price, or release date, so those details should not be assumed.

What the site says about the game

The homepage presents the game as the main featured project. The confirmed promotional details are:

  • Genre framing: Combat, city builder, and rogue elements
  • Credited creator: The director of Dead Cells
  • Call to action: Watch the trailer and add the game to a wishlist

The page does not list a title, release window, supported platforms, pricing, or storefront links in the provided material. Treat those as unknown until the official page or trailer provides them.

How to follow the game

  1. Watch the trailer using the link on the Deepnight Games homepage. This is the most direct way to see gameplay and confirm the game’s style.
  2. Use “Wishlist now” to register interest. The page does not state which storefront the wishlist belongs to, so follow the link and confirm the destination before assuming it is Steam or another platform.
  3. Check back on deepnight.net for updates. The site also hosts game jam prototypes and other projects, so the featured game may appear alongside those rather than on a separate page.

What else is on the site

The homepage also lists many game jam and prototype projects, most made during Ludum Dare. Examples include:

  • Tenjutsu — 2023 and 2022 prototypes, described as “right before turning into a rogue”
  • Game feel demo (v2) — a demo about learning game feel techniques
  • Nuclear Blaze (48h version) — a jam version of the firefighting game
  • Dungeon prototype and Dungeon Master III
  • Motion Twin games — projects the creator worked on during 18 years at Motion Twin

These are separate from the featured game and are presented as prototypes or jam entries, not as the main release.

Practical caveats

  • Do not assume the featured game is free or already available. The page only offers trailer and wishlist actions.
  • Do not assume a specific platform or release date. The provided page evidence does not include them.
  • If the wishlist link leads to a store page, check the store listing for platform and release information rather than relying on the homepage summary.

For now, the reliable next step is to watch the trailer and use the wishlist link on deepnight.net, then verify any platform or date details on the destination page.