#indiegamespotlight

Been awhile (been sick) but I'm back with another great game! Evoland is an RPG in the style of several classics, As you progress through the game you upgrade the world around you with better graphics,

I haven't played much of this, but I love the concept. it's a rogue like tactics game. Everything is randomly generated, death is permanent and the mechanics are all turn based tactics. I've been meaning

Recently I've been seeing a bit about a game called "Inside". I don't know much about it, other than it's in the same artistic puzzle-platformer as Limbo, but it reminds me so much of Monochroma,

One of my favorite video game music artists was behind this one, and really is a great showcase of his work. If you're looking for something to just chill out while playing this one is for you! Check it

Ok, this one is just a good laugh. It apparently looks a lot better in recent updates, but when I gave it a shot it looked fantastically rudimentary. Still fun though. For a fan game the controls are pretty

I honestly wasn't expecting this to still be available. I spent hours competing with devs and the games few fans back in the day. It's sort of pac-manish? You are a 3d ball that tries to consume other

Another game that brings together simplistic controls and a very challenging difficulty. The minimalist style is also appealing, making this a fun game to get spitting mad at. Get it for yourself:

Like Super Meatboy, this is from one of my favorite genres of games. Fast paced, challenging platformers with high difficulty and short respawn times make for a great experience. This is no different.

This one's a bit better known. Viscera Cleanup Detail is a janitorial simulator. IN SPACE! You have to clean up the dirty remains of space marines that didn't survive the aliens boarding their ship. Arm

So this is a pretty cute puzzle platformer I tried awhile back. I've only played the demo but the full version is available. I've actually been meaning to play through the entire thing for awhile... so

Some of you that follow this series probably realize that a number of these videos are pretty old. That's partly because this is an easy daily post to make even when I'm feeling unmotivated, but also a

An open world horror game is right up my ally. Unlike similar entries, the world here has life and substance, even in this early demo I tried. Unfortunately there hasn't been an update in years, though

This is a bit scary, but more just pain-in-the-ass hard. Floating around a foggy landscape trying to dodge enemies that are way too fast while collecting six pages. Or some amount of orbs. Whatever, you

This game is... zen? Experimental? Certainly the latter at least. It's also a good bit of fun, in the "it's not so long it gets boring" sense. At any rate, I'd recommend giving this one a try:

This project is a good old scary one! Also an unfortunately canceled one. I love horror games, and this one had a lot of potential to be great :/ Win some and lose some I guess.

This one looks great for an indie horror. Unfortunately, it also took a toll on my computer at the time. It's puzzle based, so the threat isn't very high, but the atmosphere is still enough to give you

There are a lot of space themed games in the indie scene. In this one you fly around in your ship blowing things up and trying to find the exit. The controls are a bit floaty, as they probably should be

Now here's a neat little puzzle platformer. Change the color filter on your flashlight to discover ghosts, ghouls and your only way out. Check it out for yourself:

Somehow I forgot about this one! My favorite short-horror game, this is absolutely terrifying. Find your way through an ever changing maze to find the keys and get out. It's simple, but particularly for

For the most part I just love how this one looks. The platforming is fun enough, but the style is amazing! I've always enjoyed games that bring something a bit different to the visual table. Check it out