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The best and brightest independent game studios from around the world

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Let your inner mad scientist loose in this abstract monster battler

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Somehow, tilt controls just seem right for a watercraft racer

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Black, white, and hopefully not too red... that's your blood, you see

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It's like Burnout in your pocket

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A twin stick dungeon crawler with giant dragon skeletons

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Stripping the first-person shooter to its very core

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A neon-hued board game beatdown that might make you forget all about Angry Birds

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A free-to-play MMO that actually tries to do things a new way

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Stay on your feet – just like in a real fight

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What if Pokemon was a strategy board game?

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It needs a tutorial, but that's just because this is a legitimately deep wargame

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17 years later and it's still fantastic

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It's a football game that's not about playing football

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Honestly? This is too good to be stuck in the 360 indie game store

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Hey, if RPGs and fighting games can get all Bejeweled, why can't a classic action title?

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Want more Zelda-style action in your portable gaming life? Here you go

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Psychedelic graphics and snappy controls make this twin-stick shooter a trip worth taking

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Wishing a 3D Final Fantasy would show up on iOS?

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We know – it seems absolutely weird to us too

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Lara's full-sized downloadable adventure hits the small screen with barely a hair out of place

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Twin Peaks lite meets Professor Layton

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It’s ugly, but carving zombies into chunks is just as fun as it ever was
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