Indie Games
Pluto Lost Its Colors turns pure frustration into one satisfying, colorful mess
Some games hand you power-ups and open worlds. Pluto Lost Its Colors hands you two buttons and says, Good luck, you’ll need it. You play...
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Rain World: Surviving a World That Forgot You Exist
In Rain World, it starts with hunger. Not the gnawing kind you feel after skipping a meal — something smaller, sharper. The kind...
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Lost in Play is a Point-and-Click Cartoon You Can Wander In
Lost in Play isn’t just a game about puzzles. It’s a game about the space between them — those quiet pockets where you...
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That’s Not My Neighbor Turns Checking IDs Into a Creepy Game of Survival
There’s nothing heroic about the job. You sit behind a desk, flipping through papers, watching faces line up outside the window. Still, there’s...
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Oxygen Not Included is a Colony Sim Full of Tiny Disasters
Survival games tend to follow a pattern: gather resources, build shelter, expand. But Oxygen Not Included never lets you forget that sometimes, just surviving the...
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The OG Cake Factory is a stressful reminder that baking can be terrifying
Baking is usually a comforting activity. There’s something relaxing about following a recipe, layering cakes just right, and watching your creation come together....
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Hapunan is where selling Balut was just the beginning in this Filipino horror game
I’ve always been fascinated by the quiet unease of late-night streets. There’s something about their stillness that feels both comforting and unsettling—like you’re...
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AI Gamedev & The Democratization of Game Development
Generative AI has taken the tech world by storm, particularly since the early days of DALL-E and ChatGPT. Generative AI’s capabilities have improved...
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