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Nothing Strange Here Demo Impressions

I played the demo for “Nothing Strange Here” by Dandelion Developers, a small indie studio based in Sweden. The demo

Lovux is a minimalist puzzle game about smashing glass tiles. Simple, satisfying, and tricky enough to keep you hooked.

Game: Shujinkou Genre: RPG, Education System: Nintendo Switch (also available on Steam (Windows), & PS5) Developers & Publishers: Rice Games

Bob’s Crystals is a quirky adventure game where a hidden-object puzzle suddenly becomes the key to saving an entire planet. Kind of intense, right?

Two fun games that won’t break the bank but deliver maximum fun—perfect for budget-conscious players who love great gameplay without the price tag.

Bookshop Simulator is a simple simulation game where you run your own little bookstore, filled with comics, books, and even a store cat or two.

Adventure games are a great place to travel new worlds, but Cloud Cats’ Land makes it easy to be led astray by obscure puzzles and bad choices.

Lighthaze World is a cozy puzzle adventure where clever challenges meet a heartfelt story of anxiety, courage, and a very good dog.

The Qubit Factory is a minimalist puzzle game where you build a factory, then allow the bits to move through it, using gates to rotate and edit them.

Whimside offers a charming, low-stakes experience with cute visuals—but it’s not fully idle. Try the demo on Steam to see if it suits your playstyle.