ProbablyMonsters Brings Two New Games to Summer Game Fest Play Days
The two playable demos give the first concrete look at ProbablyMonsters' output since its founding, showing how the company's model of supporting multiple teams across genres translates into actual games.
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ProbablyMonsters, the independent game company founded by former Bungie CEO Harold Ryan, showed two new titles at Summer Game Fest Play Days 2026 in Los Angeles. Nekome: Nazi Hunter is a stealth revenge action game set in 1941, and Crimson Moon is a bloody gothic action RPG. Both games reflect the company's focus on AA games with AAA sensibilities.
ProbablyMonsters, the independent game company founded by former Bungie CEO Harold Ryan, brought two new titles to Summer Game Fest Play Days 2026 in Los Angeles. Both games were playable at the event, offering the first hands-on look at the company's approach to focused AA games with AAA production values. The two titles are Nekome: Nazi Hunter, a stealth revenge action game set in 1941, and Crimson Moon, a bloody gothic action RPG. ProbablyMonsters operates an integrated model where a central service division supports multiple development teams, allowing them to produce original IPs across different genres.
- Nekome: Nazi Hunter: Third-person stealth revenge action game set in 1941; protagonist Vano Nastas pursues Nazi soldiers who killed his family
- Crimson Moon: Bloody gothic action RPG
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