#indie-game

#indie-game

In this atmospheric horror title, you'll spend your time as a character stuck in a loop within their home, trying desperately to figure out, well, why.

"I hate words," she tells me. "I'm so bad at expressing myself through words, and I want to get a lot better at it because I'm making TikToks right now, and I've realised I'm not good at figuring out what to say on the fly consistently. So I think a lot about communicating things in pictures or storyboards."

Fretless is a turn-based deck-building rhythm game made by musicians that blends mechanics and musicality, appealing to both rhythmically challenged and musically skilled players.

The indie developer Akunaee has shared a short animation from an upcoming game called FlestFest in which every frame is hand drawn.

After releasing A Short Hike and working on the subsequent updates and ports...I didn't really want to go back to this game? The development for the RPG had become difficult, which was why I took a break from it in the first place. I might return to this project someday, but I've been working on other things and don't see myself making time for this RPG in near future.

The Adventure of Samsara is a retro pixel-art game that combines the aesthetics of classic Atari 2600 games with modern gameplay mechanics, resulting in a unique nostalgic experience.

Nirvana Noir innovatively contrasts its predecessor's monochrome aesthetic with vibrant, psychedelic visuals, exploring a metaphysical metropolis shaped by the consequences of the Big Bang.

"Paralives is an innovative life simulation game that allows players to build characters, design homes without grid limitations, and will offer free expansions instead of paid DLC."

"With this one... a lot of the setting led it. It is not the kind of game that began with one person. Even at the earliest stage, there were a handful of us [at Soft Rains]..."

"I think it can negatively affect indie developers who are trying to navigate these strict policies, especially when dealing with larger platforms that may misinterpret their content."

Everything is represented with a card in The Horror at Highrook, from the investigators and their tools to abstract concepts like dreams.

I find it adorable. Much like the rest of Baby Steps.

"I really didn't want to make a game which had this feeling of you needing to have knowledge coming into it, if people love music, that's great."