Games You Have Probably Missed in the First Half of 2020

Is it really worth to kill time in free-to-play GTA 5 during the period of cancelled game showcases and delayed release of Cyberpunk? Definitely not! Many unique and interesting titles have been already released this year but you may have missed them.

Help Will Come Tomorrow

Genre: survival with RPG elements
Developer: Arclight Creations
Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch

Help will Come Tomorrow is a Polish production, which receives quite good reviews, but unfortunately its premiere went a little unnoticed. The authors reached for the popular survivalist genre and combined it with a rather specific theme of the Bolshevik Revolution. The game follows the fate of several passengers who survived a train crash somewhere in the desert areas of Siberia. Not only do we have to deal with the cold, the weather or the lack of food, but also with the backstory of the characters. Different social classes and views will often be a source of conflict.

The game features more than just a story created by the developers. The game also tries to smuggle information out of this true story, which can be read in textbooks. Taking care of morale in the crew, food, and shelter, between the lines we learn something about the events and moods in Russia just before the great revolution. Although Help Will Come Tomorrow features fairly simple 2D visuals more reminiscent of illustrations from books, the developers managed to weave a dynamic weather system into the game, which greatly enhances the survival element. It's worth checking out how that worked in conjunction with the science of history.

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You're going to like Help Will Come Tomorrow if:

you're interested in Russian history;
you like extraordinary survival games.

Darius Matusiak

Graduate of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Journalism. He started writing about games in 2013 on his blog on gameplay.pl, from where he quickly moved to the Reviews and Editorials department of Gamepressure. Sometimes he also writes about movies and technology. A gamer since the heyday of Amiga. Always a fan of races, realistic simulators and military shooters, as well as games with an engaging plot or exceptional artistic style. In his free time, he teaches how to fly in modern combat fighter simulators on his own page called Szkola Latania. A huge fan of arranging his workstation in the "minimal desk setup" style, hardware novelties and cats.