Everything Revealed At The March 2025 Humble Games Showcase

Humble Games just held its Humble Games Showcase 2025, and it's brought about some big news for fans of the publisher. In addition to a slate of updates on known projects, Humble Games' 2025 presentation revealed a number of new indie titles, marking their world premieres.

The presentation was divided into a main show of Humble-published titles and the Friends of Humble Pre-Show. Both sections reveal some never-before-seen games, in addition to announcements and news on upcoming indie titles. In total, 17 games were looked at throughout the showcase's duration.

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Friends of Humble Pre-Show

• Sticky Business
• Urban Jungle
• Touhou Luna Nights
• Bubble Ghost
• ANTRO
• BO: Path of the Teal Lotus
• Wall World 2
• Future Vibe Check

The event's pre-show updated fans on several titles, while revealing others for the first time, from partner publishers—including Alawar, Akupara, and more. In addition to highlights of the cozy simulator title Sticky Business and the upcoming Urban Jungle (both being published by Assemble Entertainment), the show also throws a bone to Touhou Luna Nights' upcoming collector's edition. Perhaps some of the biggest announcements were the Bubble Ghost remake coming to PS5 and EGS, an ANTRO demo dropping for PlayStation and Xbox Consoles, and the reveal of the Tanuki Kabuki DLC for Bo: Path of the Teal Lotus.

The pre-show also revealed two brand new games: Wall World 2 and Future Vibe Check. Slated for 2025, Wall World 2 will feature new challenges, new biomes, and a deeper exploration of its predecessor's mechanics and gameplay. The trailer shows off some of these new locales and an eldritch threat that will likely upset the prior game's conclusion, setting the sequel in motion.

Future Vibe Ch eck is an automation game where players will have to create factories for music production. However, the title's music-creation gameplay will be accented by an existential storyline, one that will see players reconstruct the universe. Little is known about how the title will fully shake out (beyond the snippets of isometric gameplay unveiled at the showcase), but Vibe Check is nonetheless posited to be unique. For example, developer Manik Bhat spoke about how the game would relate to philosophical concepts, such as certain tenets of Buddhism.

Everything Revealed At The Humble Games Showcase 2025

• On Your Trail
• Lost Skies
• Wizard of Legend 2
• Billie Bust-Up
• Monaco 2
• Breeze in the Clouds
• Threads of Time
• Town of Zoz
• Wild Blue

News For Titles Like Billie Bust-Up, Threads of Time, And More

• Memorable Games' detective adventure On Your Tail had the date for its Switch port revealed—now confirmed to be March 13th.
• Lost Skies, a cooperative survival adventure helmed by Bossa Studios, received a new cinematic trailer, showing off more of its post-apocalyptic, science-fantasy world.
• Early access game Wizard of Legend 2 brought a new trailer to the table, showing off 4-player co-op.
• Billie Bust-Up, a 3D platformer that touts itself as a playable musical, came with new footage and insight into its development. In a dev diary with prolific composer Daniel Ingram and renowned orchestrator Trevor Hoffmann, the pair let fans in on a small peek at some rhythm and flight minigames, as well as other new sequences.
• Pocketwatch Games also delivered a selection of announcements around co-op heist title Monaco 2. As well as a new look at the series' switch to 3D, isometric visuals, they also announced an April release window and PlayStation/Xbox releases.
• Stormy Nights Interactive, a developer duo with a focus on edutainment games, showed off a new look at Breeze in the Clouds. A 2D beat-em-up brawler centered on a world of dogs with power over the weather, Breeze in the Clouds now officially has a release window of 2025.
• News also came out about Threads of Time, a time-travel-themed JRPG inspired by Chrono Trigger. Riyo Games used their time to reveal Barza, a sky pirate scamp from 1000 AD—portrayed through a comical animated cinematic.

Game Reveals At The Main Humble Showcase

In terms of world premieres, the main Humble Showcase unveiled two more exclusive announcements. The first of these is Town of Zoz, which combines cooking and farming gameplay with combat and exploration. In the vein of media like Delicious in Dungeon, the title will have a heavy focus on hunting down enemies and cooking their components into a variety of dishes, supplemented by farming and interaction with the local townspeople. Zoz will be coming to Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X, and Steam (where players can wishlist the game now).

At the end of the show, Chuhai Labs (the studio behind Cursed to Golf) revealed Wild Blue—an on-rails flight shooter similar to titles like Star Fox. In fact, the teaser for the title involved Giles Goddard who worked on the original Star Fox games. Little was shown off about the game or its plot, but given the drought of Star Fox titles in recent years, fans of that series might be excited to see a similar project. With alumni like Giles Goddard working on it, Wild Blue could be a spiritual successor title in the vein of games like Yooka-Laylee and Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night.