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Hello everyone and welcome back to another blog post. So, the age-old debate: Which pixelated farming experience will steal more of your free time and make you question why you’re not actually growing real crops?  Stardew Valley and Harvest Moon (now Story of Seasons, thanks to trademark shenanigans) are the titans of the farming sim genre. […]

Looking for amazing indie games without emptying your wallet? Good news! The internet is brimming with places to download free and pay-what-you-want (PWYW) indie gems—no shady torrents or questionable legality required. In this guide, we’ll cover the best platforms to snag indie games legally, support developers, and maybe even discover your next obsession. 1. Itch.io

Hello everyone and welcome back to another blog post. If you’ve ever wanted to experience the thrilling sensation of being a stranded scientist on a hostile alien planet—while mostly just pressing “W” and occasionally questioning the meaning of human existence—then The Invincible is the game for you. Developed by Starward Industries and based on Stanisław Lem’s classic

Indie games are like hidden treasure—except instead of gold, you get pixel art, existential dread, and at least one rogue-lite that steals 200 hours of your life. But how do you find these gems before they blow up and your favorite obscure title becomes “that game your aunt plays on her phone”? Fear not, oh discerning gamer.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another blog post. If you’ve ever wanted to step into the shoes of a hard-boiled 1980s cop—minus the questionable fashion choices and excessive caffeine addiction—The Precinct might just be your next obsession. This indie gem from Fallen Tree Games blends top-down action, procedural crime-solving, and a synth-heavy soundtrack that’ll

In recent years, retro-style indie games have exploded in popularity, flooding Steam, itch.io, and consoles with pixelated graphics, chiptune soundtracks, and gameplay that feels ripped straight from the ’80s and ’90s. But is this trend just a nostalgia cash grab, or is there something deeper at play? Let’s dive into why these games resonate so

If you’re a fan of punishingly beautiful action games with deep lore and fluid combat, Nine Sols deserves your attention. Developed by RedCandleGames (yes, the same folks who brought us Detention and Devotion), this game blends Sekiro-like parrying, Hollow Knight-esque exploration, and a cyberpunk-wuxia aesthetic that’s just chef’s kiss. But is it worth your time? (Spoiler: Yes, unless you hate fun—then maybe

Hello everyone and welcome back to another blog post. Indie games are the rebellious underdogs of the gaming industry—small teams with big dreams, often creating experiences that put bloated AAA titles to shame. While big studios are busy releasing Call of Duty #27, indie devs are out here reinventing gaming as we know it. Today, we’re

LISA: The Painful is a post-apocalyptic RPG developed by Dingaling Productions that has earned a cult following for its dark humor, emotional storytelling, and punishing gameplay. Released in 2014, this indie gem stands out for its unflinching exploration of trauma, sacrifice, and the cost of survival in a broken world. In this in-depth analysis, we’ll explore

Hello everyone and welcome back to another blog post. The indie game scene is filled with hidden gems—innovative, emotionally gripping, and artistically unique experiences that leave players craving more. Yet, despite their brilliance, some of these masterpieces never receive the sequels they deserve. In this post, we’ll highlight 10 Indie Games That Deserve a Sequel But,