A few times a year, Nintendo will hold a specialized presentation exclusively to show off all the indie games that are coming to Switch, and it looks like this November will be no different, with them hosting a 20-minute-long Indie World Showcase on the 14th. This Indie World Showcase will probably show off a few […]
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If you’ve been rolling through the gritty Motorvania Laika: Aged through Blood, you’ve probably at least been curious about the cooking system in the game. It’s a little side thing that you can use at certain checkpoints to get temporary buffs, but how you cook up your ingredients (and the best way to do so)
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We all know that indie platformers are just about the most prolific genre in the gaming industry, but many great ones are among the surplus. If you want a pretty excellent starter pack of a bunch of more niche platformers than A Hat in Time, Humble Bundle has you covered with their Adventures in the
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As the flow of time slowly marches on, older games see less and less support, and a game like Braid, which came out 15 years ago, might become nearly unplayable on modern platforms without some life support. Luckily, designer Jonathan Blow has announced a new Braid: Anniversary Edition, completely revitalizing the classic for all platforms.
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If you haven’t heard, the Indie Game movie adaption of Five Nights at Freddy’s was an overwhelming success at the box office; it’s the highest-grossing horror movie of the year at over $217 Million worldwide, all within about two weeks of its release. This movie sticking to the source material of a game developed by
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Slime Rancher 2’s development cycle has been quite the slow burn, with the first major content update coming in February of this year, and we’re finally getting the second one. This time adding dynamic weather and two fan-favorite slimes from the first game, the Tangle and Dervish slimes. It’s not much, but it’s something after
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You’ve probably already heard about My Time at Portia; it’s a pretty popular indie farming game made by Pathea Games, but what you might not know is that it has a successor called My Time at Sandrock. This game has been in early access for a long time and just recently got its 1.0 release,
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Undertale’s spiritual successor/weird alternate timeline game/sequel kinda, Deltarune, has been a free-to-play demo for five years now, which is insane to think about and makes me feel old. Chapter one was released in 2018, with chapter two in 2021, and now we’re on track to get chapters 3 and 4 in 2024 or 2025, with
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If you’ve been around the indie platform fighter scene for a while, you may have heard of Fraymakers. It’s a new, utterly original crossover fighter from the devs of Super Smash Flash 2, and it’s pretty similar to Rivals of Aether. It was released in Early Access in January, and we’re finally getting the first
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If you’ve been playing Laika: Aged Through Blood, and you want to get upgrades, shop items, and other things, you’ll need a ton of Viscera. You can get this naturally by just playing the game, but due to the frustrating way the game’s Viscera Sacks work, you’ll probably be losing money more often than you
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