Fans of Double Fine Productions’ Psychonauts have been waiting for a sequel for a long time now, and during The Game Awards 2015 an announcement trailer for the game was shared.

But there’s a bit of a catch. Double Fine has looked to (and found much success with) crowdfunding to make their games, and they are doing the same for Psychonauts 2. But this is a different kind of crowdfunding. Instead of going with the usual Kickstarter or Indiegogo, they’re going with a company called fig. This allows you not only to back the game for rewards, but if you want, you can actually INVEST in the game and make some money back depending on how well it does when released.

You can find out more and watch the announcement trailer below.

Back at E3 2015, Telltale Games announced a miniseries in their The Walking Dead series to hold fans over until season three eventually arrives. Unlike the previous releases in their episodic title, which focuses mostly on characters and stories not seen in the hit AMC TV series based on Robert Kirkman’s comic, this miniseries will center around the popular character Michonne.

During The Game Awards 2015, the first trailer for The Walking Dead: Michonne was revealed for all to see. You can read more about the game and check out the trailer below.

The 2015 Game Awards are going on right now, and there will of course be some new game announcements and trailers to enjoy.

A couple of months ago Ubisoft announced the next title in their Far Cry franchise, and it was not what fans were expecting to see. The game, titled Far Cry Primal, would take place far in the past, long before the times that previous games in the series were set.

During The Game Awards the first gameplay trailer for Primal was released, and you can check it out below.

Back in August we saw a trailer for a horror movie-inspired video game starring Hayden Panettiere titled Until Dawn come out of Gamescom.

Last night at The Game Awards 2014 a new preview of the game was shown, this time offering a peek at some gameplay action. Until Dawn uses the familiar “group of kids staying at a remote cabin trying to survive a psycho killer on the prowl” horror movie recipe, but it’s your decisions that ultimately lead to who lives and who dies.

You can read more about the game and see what some of these life or death choices look like in the video below.

Another one of the games shown of at The Game Awards 2014 was an upcoming game based on the legendary monster movie series, Godzilla.

Not a ton is shown of the actual game, but this isn’t based on the recent reboot of the movie franchise. Instead, Godzilla has a classic look that should spark some nostalgia in fans who have grown up watching the movies.

You can check out the trailer below.