Today's trailer roundup features a love letter to mechs, an unstable AI with procedurally generated responses, and a snarky wizard out to save the world from teenage "heroes".
Burst Fighter

Windows, OSX Linux | $TBA | Soon 2016 | Early demo (Windows)

Made by Indonesian developer Magesoft, this game is to be a co-op bullet hell shooter with customizable ships. Storywise, some humanoids are fighting to take their homeworld back from an "advanced mechanical race".

Code: HARDCORE

Windows, OSX, Linux | $15+ | October 2017 | Kickstarter (funded)

This is one of the games that came up in my recent interview with Iain Garner on the Chinese indie scene, and it looks great. It's an action game whose developers, Rocket Punch Games, clearly have a deep love of mechs. The video is seven minutes long, with gameplay footage making up about the first minute and a half.
Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor

Windows, OSX | reg. $10 | Available now

Developer Sundae Month started out making free monthly games, but they've stepped up into the paid leagues with Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor, "an anti-adventure game about picking up trash in an alien bazaar. You play as the Janitor, an Alaensee woman with a municipally-subsidized trash incineration job, and dreams of leaving the planet of Xabran's Rock far behind her."

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Windows, OSX | $20 | Available now

From developer Ocelot Society: "Set in a retrofuture inspired by 2001: A Space Odyssey, ...