Another indie surprise from E3 this year is Griftlands, Klei Entertainment’s stab at an RPG “where everything is negotiable: money, loyalty—even morality.” Not much has been announced yet, but from the first trailer the game certainly has that signature artistic stylization that immediately lets you know it’s a Klei game. Griftlands is due out sometime during the vague launch window of late 2017 or early 2018. It shouldn’t take a negotiation to get you to put this sucker on your Steam wishlist.
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