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.
The final version of the “Into the Indies” book is now live and in a physical form!
Do you like choose-your-own-adventures where choices lead you down different endings? How about smart parodies of vastly popular tabletop RPGs? If yes, Basements n’ Basilisks is a perfect game for you.
Are you intrigued by the Asian Idol industry and its inner workings? How about management games where profits are the end-goal, but with a visual novel spin? If yes, then Idol Manager is the game for you.
We hadn’t published an article about the event that celebrates the upcoming releases for some time now! We are back for the first Steam Next Fest of 2023, which took off on February 6 and will conclude on February 13. Of course, Zaratoth and I focused on indie titles and played a bunch of demos. Our 15 choices below cover a variety of genres and art styles and you may find something you like among them.
Do you like store management games? How about clickers where you gather materials? Or perhaps intricate puzzles? Blub Emporium boasts all three of them at once!
A lot of indie games now are inspired of classic games of old, where they try to do them justice while making some changes to the recipe that keeps things interesting. One such game is KOTOMASHO, developed by Mexican indie dev and artist WalGallen and currently on Kickstarter. So we got in touch with him to tell us more about this project! Take a look!
Are you looking for an Air Hockey type of game to play alone or with friends and family members? If this is the case, then Pets No More is probably the choice for you!
Do you like old-school games where you need to type specific commands? How about space exploration by deeply simulating the mechanics of a spaceship? If yes, Astra Protocol 2 might be a game for you!
More than a year ago, I introduced you to Tiny Lands. Its gameplay is based on the time-tested idea “find the differences”. I’m coming back now with a similar game. The most important difference between these two? Hidden Lands is free!
Do you like management games where survival is the end goal? How about tactical city builders where each choice should be thought beforehand? If yes, Frostpunk is the game for you.