ABIDE is an extreme stop-motion horror game from the devs of Judero and Mashina
Set in a secluded community retreat that uses various therapeutic techniques to try and rehabilitate its residents, ABIDE certainly looks to be different.
Category: Indie Game
Comedy co-op physics platformer Log Riders adds Linux support and looks hilarious
Log Riders is a co-op platformer around running on top of wooden logs, it looks hilarious and now there's full Native Linux support too.
Clean the infected family PC in the new Antivirus Survivors 2003 Professional demo
Antivirus Survivors 2003 Professional takes the idea of Vampire Survivors and everything similar, and turns you into a mouse cursor inside an infected PC.
Thoroughly strange dungeon crawler Pluto is all about constructing spells and using your fingers
With a pretty creepy looking style, the dungeon crawler Pluto is all about experimentation as you construct spells and wiggle your fingers.
The clever ASCII animated Stone Story RPG is getting a full standalone sequel
Stone Story Ascension was recently revealed as the full standalone follow-up to the impressive Stone Story RPG.
Buckshot Roulette dev becomes a major Godot Engine donor
The Godot team announced that Mike Klubnika, the developer of Buckshot Roulette and s.p.l.i.t, has become a major funding donor for the open source game engine.
How Many Dudes does it take to beat 1 horse-sized duck and 75 duck-sized horses? This game answers your dumb questions
If you love games that are a bit on the stupid side, the auto-battling roguelike How Many Dudes? may answer a few of your dumbest questions.
Retro Macintosh games Return to Dark Castle and Beyond Dark Castle arrive on Steam in March
Return to Dark Castle and Beyond Dark Castle are classic Macintosh games from the 80s, and they're getting a bundled definitive edition re-release on Steam.
Clever auto-battling racer Backseat Champions has a demo out now
Taking some of the elements of survivor-likes and putting them into a tactical racing game, Backseat Champions has a really fun idea with a demo out now.
Physics building game Besiege heads into space with The Broken Beyond expansion
Besiege is going to the final frontier with the newly announced The Broken Beyond expansion.
Mewgenics is weird, completely chaotic and it's out now
Mewgenics from Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel is officially out now, and it will absolutely annihilate your free time.
Steam game People Playground hit by malware via the Steam Workshop
Oh dear. People Playground from mestiez / Studio Minus recently had a major problem with malware pretending to be a mod in the Steam Workshop.
Beaver city-builder Timberborn confirmed for launch on March 5
Easily one of the best city-builders around, Timberborn is set to leave Early Access on March 5th with a big update to the game.
Butcher by day, people hunter by night - ZOMBUTCHER sounds like a fun but gruesome sim
As a butcher you serve people meat, but what if the meat is also people? You can't help it in ZOMBUTCHER, since you're a Zombie.
In the deck-builder Voraxis you're a parasite that eats through a living planet
Voraxis is a really interesting take on deck-building that has you play cards to eat through a living planet, with gameplay that really captured me.
Hollow Knight gets a patch adding 21:9 & 16:10 resolution support and more
Team Cherry have given the original Hollow Knight a fresh coat of paint with a new patch out now to improve various parts of the classic metroidvania.
Check out the demo for Wireworks, a tower defense where you wire up modules to make weapons dance
Wireworks might be the most unique tower defense game I've ever played, with you building up weapons from modules you wire up to different logic blocks.
Zellah Games revealed the "next-gen" modding-friendly Skate Style for PC
While you can't play EA's skate. on SteamOS / Linux platforms, a new "next-gen" skateboarding game Skate Style has been revealed that you should keep an eye on.
REMOTE CONTROL looks like Alien: Isolation if it was a retro-styled typing adventure
REMOTE CONTROL has you send human proxies to explore a derelict spaceship, as you type out your commands and explore it all gets a bit weird and spooky.
Poker Night at the Inventory returns with a remaster in March
Poker Night at the Inventory originally from Telltale Games is coming back to life from Skunkape Games, a small crew of former Telltale employees.