Tag: Self-Published
Games that were developed and then published by a single person or studio. Indie in the most literal sense of the term “independent.”
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Tinertia
A nice mid-2010’s indie die-and-retry momentum-based precision platformer, except jumping is overrated when you have a rocket launcher for an arm.
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Alabaster Dawn
Okay I know this is in early access and only really 2/7ths released, but trust me this game is so fun to play and well worth.
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Merchant of the Skies
A small airship trading simulation game about exploration, making money, and building a trading company.
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Timberborn
Beaver sandbox city builder about building up a settlement and surviving a harsh environment.
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Distance
A futuristic rally game where you drive an acrobatic jet powered car through winding tracks and try not to explode.
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Ty The Tasmanian Tiger
The most stereotypically Australian collectathon you’ve probably ever seen on the PS2.
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Strange Jigsaws
They’re strange jigsaws, what can I say.
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Hollow Knight: Silksong
Apparently this game made me miss the Saturday slot last week. When the weird bug lady kicks your ass and delays your review by a week. Accurate for this game though tbh.
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A Place Full of Cats
Cat spotting. It’s like bird watching. A relaxing activity for when you’re struggling and life is being overwhelming and you just want something to do to take your mind off it.
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The Roottrees Are Dead
The Roottree’s private jet crashed days ago, leaving the entire family dead, the Roottree candy company with no leadership, and a lot of questions to answer about the future of the company. But you don’t care about the how or why, you’re here for the who.
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PROJEKT GODHAND
TaroNuke and k//eternal publish a rhythm game together. Oh boy this is going to be a ride. Bring a cheap mechanical keyboard you don’t mind breaking with you.
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Terraformental
Bit of a shorter off-schedule post but I just wanna shout out this cute little timeloop incremental idle-ish game that I played and finished in about 5 hours.