indie
Dawnfolk Is The Chillest, Teeny-Tiniest City-Builder
But it still has a ton of depth and challenges
Wanderstop Is A Management Sim About Burnout
The game asks a lot of questions about work, but leaves you to find your own answers
Deliver At All Costs Is *CRASH* A Great *SMASH* Demo *HOUSE FALLS DOWN*
Yeah yeah I'll finish the first mission, right after I *DRIVES THROUGH GAS STATION*
Islands And Trains Are Two Of My Favorite Things
'Craft tiny railway dioramas in a stress-free island sandbox' oh hell yes
Monaco 2 Makes Playing A Heist Game Alone More Fun
All my friends are just out of frame
Mika And The Witch’s Mountain Has Me (I’m Sorry) Under Its Spell
A breezy start to 2025
How The Myth Of The Solo Indie Dev Makes People Think Indie Games Are Cheap To Create
"Unless you’re making a game about rectangles, you’re probably not a solo dev"
Yay But Also Oh No, A Map Game
Locator calls itself a "Geoguessr-inspired" puzzle game
The Swimming In Naiad Is So Good
A (mostly) chill nature game
