GDC 2018 will soon be here and while there are a lot of things to be excited about as Microsoft will be bringing over 50 games for demonstration at this event. They will also be showcasing quite a large number of indie games for the Xbox One via the ID@Xbox Program.

The newly announced games  include Apocalypse Cow, 9 Monkeys of Shaolin, BackSlash, Can’t Drive This, Flipping Death, Thief of Thieves, Dead Ahead: Zombie Warfare, Tormental, Russian Subway Dogs, Squadron 51  and more. You can check out the full list of games here. There are certainly a lot of games to be excited for at this event including Zoink Games’ next title Flipping Death and major titles such as the MMORPG Black Desert. 

GDC is set to begin on March 19 and will go on until March 23. With over 50 titles at the event, Microsoft seems to have a lot of upcoming games planned for its playerbase.

A lot of smaller games are increasingly vying for physical retail releases on the PS4 and Nintendo Switch- and Flipping Death will be the latest title to join their number this Spring. Zoink Games and Rising Star Games have confirmed that the graphically stunning adventure game will be hitting the two consoles at retail in the coming months.

“We are honored to work in continued partnership with such an esteemed and award-winning creative force as Zoink Games. Being able to bring Zoink’s wild imagination and vision of Flipping Death to players in physical boxed form with additional items in the box enables Rising Star Games to serve the community as well as nurture new Zoink fans,” Martin Defries, Managing Director at Rising Star Games, said about the partnership between the two companies.

The physical version of the game will come with two exclusive character cards, which will feature character art, bios, and an unlock code in order to unlock the same card in-game.

Flipping Death marks the latest in a line of smaller releases that are getting retail releases on Nintendo and Sony’s platform; this is one area where Microsoft’s policies for minimum print runs for Xbox games leads to them missing out on potential retail releases and shelf space as a result. Hopefully, given how common this trend is starting to become of late, they will reconsider their position on this matter. As for Flipping Death, the game will launch on PS4 and Nintendo Switch this Spring.