Indie Archives - Page 7 of 36

Serpent’s Gaze Early Access Impressions

Serpent’s Gaze mixes challenging Soulslike combat with roguelike exploration in a gorgeous desert world full of mystery.

Scale the Depths hooks you with cozy fishing, fish prep, treasure hunting, and an addictive “just one more run” gameplay loop.

Life Below turns coral reef restoration into a cozy and thoughtful city builder full of cozy ocean management and many meters to monitor.

Schrödinger’s Call is somewhere between a graphic novel, a philosophical meditation, and an apocalyptic fever dream.

Letterally turns word-building into a roguelite addiction, mixing Scrabble-style strategy with clever perks and intense boss fights.

Rune Dice turns dice tossing into a seriously addictive roguelite, mixing clever chain reactions with easy pick-up-and-play fun.

Snouty And The Great Rift is a really fun game. The demo was cozy, relaxing and had collectathon elements too, in a colorful fairy tale like setting.

WizardWare mixes fantasy wizardry with Y2K desktop vibes in a quick-fire high score game about spotting suspicious downloads.

Scriptorium: Master of Manuscripts is a cozy game about creating illuminated manuscript illustrations by using a lot of drag-and-drop artworks.

TetherGeist blends thoughtful storytelling with demanding platforming, creating a heartfelt adventure that rewards patience and persistence.