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Indie SpotlightTiny Bookshop absolutely deserves its overwhelmingly positive Steam reviews, because I cannot stop playing this cozy management life sim
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Indie SpotlightThere's nothing quite like Henry Halfhead, a possession puzzle sandbox where you can grow a tree, boil eggplant, and (allegedly) make toilet spaghetti
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Indie SpotlightThe perfect video game still hasn't reached its final form, and Drop Duchy shows that "Tetris as a Civilization roguelike" is one heck of a twist
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Indie SpotlightWord Play is a spelling roguelike that feels like the final boss of Wordle and it made me feel like an angry genius
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Indie SpotlightOut and About is a very cozy foraging adventure that's taking me back to my fish obsession in Animal Crossing: New Horizons
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Indie SpotlightLife sim RPG Discounty has put me under the same "one more day" spell as Stardew Valley as I build my supermarket empire and get caught up in the drama of the locals
By Heather Wald Published -
Indie SpotlightForget Elden Ring Nightreign or Expedition 33, the toughest boss fight I've faced this year is a slippery rock face on an empty stomach
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Indie SpotlightI accidentally played 10 hours of Magic Inn and it's already the most hands-on management sim I've played since Two Point Campus
By Jasmine Gould-Wilson Published -
Indie SpotlightI finally tried Minami Lane after seeing over 5,000 positive reviews, and within 4 hours it's already the chillest management game I've ever played
By Heather Wald Published -
Indie SpotlightI've been hunting sandworms while doing hoverboard kickflips and keytar solos in this hypnotizing mashup of Breath of the Wild and Hi-Fi Rush
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Indie SpotlightSpilled! is one of the best short indie games I've played in a long time, and it's as relaxing as it is meaningful
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Indie SpotlightThis stunning 2D "plotformer" is the ultimate cottagecore fantasy with an extra dose of mystery, sapphic witches, and a giant lady who fights you
By Jasmine Gould-Wilson Published -
Indie SpotlightBanjo-Kazooie and Paper Mario mix together in this delightful puzzle platformer that has me swapping textures to solve puzzles by changing the world
By Oscar Taylor-Kent Published -
Indie SpotlightIf you loved Unpacking like me, you absolutely shouldn't sleep on Camper Van: Make It Home
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Indie SpotlightI've sacrificed millions of imps in my new favorite roguelike city-builder, but it's still not enough
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Indie SpotlightFor just $4, A Game About Digging A Hole will make you feel like god and grant domain over the vast soily kingdom we call Earth
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Indie SpotlightFar from fowl play, Duck Detective: The Ghost of Glamping is a fresh, standalone mystery that smartly evolves its sleuthing mechanics – even if it's McQuacklin's simplest case yet
By Oscar Taylor-Kent Published -
Indie SpotlightLost Skies is a skyfaring indie survival game that somehow manages to have better web-slinging than most Spider-Man games
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Indie SpotlightLocomoto is a train management adventure with Animal Crossing vibes and Minecraft-like crafting that's already claimed hours of my time
By Heather Wald Published -
Indie SpotlightD&D is the secret ingredient in my new deck-building strategy game obsession, and it's got me going John Wick on evil wizards
By Dustin Bailey Published
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