Greetings and salutations fellow gamers!
Welcome to an oasis of Indie games, both released and on various stages of development.
Welcome to an oasis of Indie games, both released and on various stages of development.
Do you like casual games without any real end-goal aside from having fun? How about word games where you create haikus from scratch? If yes, this is a game for you.
Do you like short board game-like experiences where you do a run at a time and unlock more options? How about futuristic espionage in a global scale where each action matters? If yes, then Sigma Theory might be the game for you.
Do you like short bittersweet games that will stay with you for a long time after you finish them? If yes, then Skaramazuzu is a game for you.
Open world party-based RPGs that also have strategic elements are one of the genres I really enjoy, especially if they try to follow in the Darklands footsteps (1992 DOS RPG, a personal favourite). Because of that, Lair Of The Leviathan piqued my interest right away and I had a chat with its solo creator, David Aron about the project. Take a look!
Do you like weird horror games that are all about atmosphere rather than jumpscares? How about short experimental games that are aimed for specific niches above all else? If yes, then you must give Water Womb World a try.
Many Hidden Object Games seem to be made from the same mold and, as fun as they might be, are put quickly behind. Please, Touch The Artwork 2 doesn’t differ in the goals it sets for the player, but it stands out from the crowd thanks to its theme and style.
Chaos Galaxy was a really good game that I thoroughly enjoyed. I tried to get in touch with the solo dev, Han Zhiyu, and luck would have it that when I managed to do so he had just announced his new game, Chaos Front. As such, I had to chat with him about it. Take a look!
Do you like twists to the classic solitaire setup? How about games with many challenges based on a specific mechanic and an interesting story? If yes, the Regency Solitaire II is the game for you!
20 small but, as the solo dev calls them, good mazes will test your ability to solve different types of puzzles in this free PC game.
It’s been a while since we last covered a demo event on Steam. Steam Next Fest found us a bit more energetic and we decided to try out some demos and see what the mood would be. Though not an extensive list of what we tried, and we definitely missed A LOT OF demos, this is what we liked and we’ll keep an eye out for in the future!