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Audica — Musical Action Hero
Audica is one of those magical games that you play when you get home from work, find a smidge of free time after class or just play until its 3 AM in the morning.
11 purr-fect games full of cats
I am massively allergic to cats. I can’t really be near them for long without getting a stuffed up nose, streaming eyes, and a dry throat. With that said, I’ve always found their relaxed nature, lack of worries (like taxes), and demand for…
Balloonbound is a same-screen brawler fought between floating foes
Soar like an eagle (an unconscious eagle lashed to a helium balloon) as you try to send your friends spiralling to the ground in Balloonbound. Perhaps the best way to describe Balloonbound, from Awkward Silence Games, is how they did it on…
Disobedient Sheep is a survival sheep-herding simulator filled with anvils and bombs
Counting sheep might be a perfect way to get to sleep, but keeping disobedient sheep in line when there are anvils and more falling from the sky is anything but relaxing. Disobedient Sheep, from SicklyDove Games, is a frantic game about…
Snowtopia — Management… on ice!
Okay maybe it's on snow, not ice. That but doesn't stop it being any less fun!
The Battle of Polytopia is 4X excellence condensed into 30 minutes
Cross oceans, irrigate lands and conquer the world, all in about thirty minutes. The Battle of Polytopia is a 4X game designed in a clean, accessible manner, working as a perfect introduction to genre beginners and a bitesize challenge for…
Recompile sees players as a semi-malicious code in a sprawling, 3D, computer landscape
Within The Mainframe one can have unlimited power and explore how they wish, if they can master the ability to recompile the code around them. In Recompile, from Phigames, players take on the role of an anomaly avatar in the machine. Its a…
Make The Burger — What are we doing?
Who put me in charge? Why must I Make the Burger?
Free Games of the Fortnight — Sad days, slot machines, & Sokoban
A big variety, all for free.
Beacon — Frankenstein’s Requiem
Beacon takes the roguelite formula and slaps it onto a top-down shooter. In order to find your ship’s missing beacon and find your way home, you must fight your way through an alien, futuristic landscape where death defines your genetics.
Illios challenges you to enter a fallen city to stop the sun from turning to stone
The sun is turning to stone, darkness filling the land. In Illios, Apollo’s oracle must head into a collapsing city to reverse the catastrophe.
Ministry of Broadcast makes your journey beyond the wall into a TV show
The Ministry of Broadcast, among their many duties, have made a TV show about those who would dare try to cross the wall.
Minutes to Mayhem pits four ghosts against a feisty grandma
A house full of possessed furniture is enough to drive most people crazy, but not Mrs. Margaret Hatchet of Minutes to Mayhem.
Audysseys — MENU
MENU is a huge collection of iconic title tracks, offering an expansive variety of catchy songs that celebrate the nostalgia of video game history.
Nestlings combines virtual pets and savings accounts in a fun, accessible way
Gamification is everywhere these days, however the fun and approachable translation of gaming is set to enter 'Banking' with Nestlings.
What Lies Underground is a puzzle within a puzzle within a mysterious house
Even the secrets have secrets when it comes to the relatively normal looking house you find yourself outside in What Lies Underground.
One Finger Death Punch 2 builds on the successes of the first, has a demo available now
One Finger Death Punch 2 launches in April, and the much, and long, awaited sequel has a demo available for the pc right now.
5 indie games currently on Kickstarter right now
From detective giraffes to a game about guiding bunnies to saftey, here are five great games well worth your gaze which are currently Kickstarting.
Steam Marines 2 (alpha impressions) — A bit soggy
The evil robots have returned in Steam Marines 2 — and they've brought aliens along with them to mess your stuff up!
Beat Guru is a time-travelling rhythm game
Beat Guru, formerly Yellow Rock Road, exudes a rare confidence with their funkadelic rhythm game all about hitting buttons on time and filling up with juice