#indie-games

#indie-games

Despite removing a significant number of titles, Netflix Games continues to expand its offerings with new releases, indicating a commitment to gaming beyond the current removals.

Describing this as the indie Skyrim sounds reductionist and almost disrespectful, but that's kind of exactly what The Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon is.

The future of BattleBit Remastered looks promising with a new update, Operation Overhaul, hinting at potential rejuvenation after a significant player count decline.

Survival Kids offers a fresh take in a slim Switch 2 market, showcasing Unity's capabilities and bringing a revival of a classic Konami franchise with modern co-op gameplay.

Prison of Husks effectively combines tightly coiled level design with a dreamlike aesthetic, capturing the essence of exploration and discovery inherent to its inspirations.

"I confirmed BEFORE holiday - we are not tied to a console release," Matthew Griffin, PR and marketing lead for Team Cherry wrote on Discord.

These titles might be made by smaller teams working on a much smaller budget compared to their AAA counterparts, but they contain every bit the charm and artistry.

The Midnight Walk subverts expectations by pulling at your heartstrings just as much, if not more, than it tries to make you jump.

When you boot up Whimside, it sits at the bottom of your monitor, showing a field full of critters romping around. Unlike in Pokémon, there isn't an encyclopedia full of bespoke monsters.

PAX East this year felt quite different due to the notable absence of major companies, indicating a possible shifting focus in the gaming industry.

"Tides of Terraria" will bring creatures from Terraria into Palworld, allowing players to catch, train, and battle these new Pals, expanding gameplay dynamics.

Drop Duchy combines board-building and roguelite mechanics to create a new and appealing gaming experience that emphasizes strategy and replayability.