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Terra Nil

Terra Nil asks you to be a city builder and then remove yourself entirely

By Sam Loveridge published

Feature Indie Spotlight: Terra Nil is a city builder but with zero cities and 100% nature

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Horace

Without a word of exaggeration, Horace is a slept-on hilarious and heartfelt masterpiece

By Joe Donnelly published

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The Wreck

The Wreck explores an impactful story about finding the right words, moving on, and processing trauma

By Heather Wald published

Feature Indie Spotlight: The Wreck is an interactive story that sees you explore memories and dig into thoughts

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Voltaire the Vegan Vampire indie spotlight

Voltaire: The Vegan Vampire is an adorable agricultural roguelike with teeth

By Jasmine Gould-Wilson published

Feature Indie Spotlight: Voltaire: The Vegan Vampire is the cutest compassionate plant-sucker there is

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Children of Silentown

Children of Silentown is a cute but creepy point-and-click inspired by Tim Burton

By Sam Loveridge published

Feature Children of Silentown basically answered the question of what if Tim Burton made a point and click

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Valiant Hearts: Coming Home

Valiant Hearts: Coming Home doesn't shy away from putting World War One’s ugliest moments under the spotlight

By Hirun Cryer published

Feature Indie Spotlight: Valiant Hearts: Coming Home is the sequel I didn't know The Great War needed

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Indie Spotlight: Blanc

Blanc saw my partner and I team up to help baby animals

By Hope Bellingham published

Feature Indie spotlight: Blanc from Casus Ludi broke and mended my heart several times over

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Neon Souls

Neon Souls swaps skull lanterns for glowing ink while riffing on Dark Souls' most treacherous level

By Joe Donnelly published

INDIE SPOTLIGHT Indie Spotlight: Now on consoles, Pickles Entertainment's enticing puzzler Neon Souls shines on new platforms

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Inkulinati

Inkulinati has charmed me with its devouring snails and tooting donkey bards

By Heather Wald published

Feature Indie Spotlight: Yaza Games effectively brings strategy to the pages of medieval manuscripts

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Have you tried... A Space for the Unbound

Have you tried... understanding your girlfriend's supernatural powers in A Space for the Unbound?

By Hope Bellingham published

Feature Explore rural Indonesia in the 1990s with Atma, Raya, and a whole lot of cats

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