“A Swift and Successful Onboarding” by Brad Kraeling, Erin Stearns, Katherine Tole, Egypt Archie & Jackson Zupa. “Employee #3296, [w]e are happy to have you aboard the team here at Snexus Technologies. Your Orientation Coordinator, Lauren, is …
“Deepdive” by Free Lives, Sam Alfred, Evan Greenwood & Jarred Lunt. “[A] short procedurally generated diving roguelike about exploring the depths. Manage your oxygen, scan new species of fish, mine minerals, explore the depths, but be careful not …
“Star Season” by StudioRysavy. “Spring is almost here! But what if the sun went out? Climb your way through space to save our star and bring back light to the season!” With a minimalistic, but not simple concept and two…
“Heisenberg’s Uncertain Pinball” by Andrew Wang. “In this psychedelic particle-based pinball game, you control the bumpers with your eyebrows. You can toggle between two views of the pinball playfield: either see the motion of the pinball and its collisions …
In October 2019, we were quite busy with writing articles about amazing submissions for the Ludum Dare 45 and many other games. Nonetheless, we wrote small recommendation tweets for 46 more games – 41 jam submissions and 5 indie games…
“CATSTLE” by Johannes Fornaeus. “P[lay as a nameless brave cat on a quest to defeat the evil knight Suris to get back the stolen fish! Collect fish to gain health and slay the minions and beat the evil knight]!”…
“Diplomouse” by Tero Hannula, Emma Chudoba, Joel Koutonen & Helmi Hakuri. “[A] game about repairing the relations between the kingdoms of the birds and the squirrels. You must use your diplomatic skills to bring peace to the bird …
“Cutout” by Nikita Tsarev. “[A] challenging Sokoban-like puzzle game but with a twist: you can cut holes in the level and then attach them back wherever you like.” Seriously, my brain melt into a black mush after playing “Cutout”! The puzzle …
“One in Hole” by Guido Out. “Everybody loves mini-golf[,] right? What about almost-golf?” While I have a soft spot for golf games in general, I must say that I particularly enjoyed the ‘reverse concept’ of “One in Hole”. While …
