Any indie game recommendations?

[CyberRabbit]

I really want some good game recommendations but pls keep it pg-13 yall

 

[trickybus]

It would probably help to know what kind of genre/visual style/play style you're looking for.

 

[CyberRabbit]

It would probably help to know what kind of genre/visual style/play style you're looking for.

I’d say platformers, those are always a blast, 2d or 3d I don’t care

 

[Ken-Ken]

I really like the Dadish Games; they are cheap.

I found it when I was on Switch Eshop Played 1,2 and, 3. Fun little platformers.

 

[Zerohour2k12]

Some of my recs are
Shovel Knight
Cyber Shadow
Bloodstained
Awaken Astral Blade
Flynn Son of Crimson
Bomb Rush Cyberfunk
Smelter
Steel Assault
Bo - Path of the Teal Lotus
Gestalt Steam and Cinder
20XX/30XX
Dust an Elysian Tail
Afterimage
Valdis Story

 

[NOTthatHARD]

Berserk Boy

Super Alloy Ranger

 

[ZeroZX87]

Any game in the Shantae series.

 

[CyberRabbit]

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Ok, I’m interested

Any game in the Shantae series.

and I would love to play on of those games

 

[trickybus]

Oh snap, we doing platformers? And Mega Man-alikes?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/858710/Gravity_Circuit/

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2105910/Garbanzo_Quest/

 

[Sunnyside]

Not on my steam computer to check my library, but off the top of my head I'd recommend Rabi Ribi. It's a pretty cute little metroidvania plus has bosses that take cues from bullet hell games.

 

[jmarlboro]

this mf right here

9 Kings on Steam

A fast-paced roguelike kingdom builder. Grow your empire and fight massive battles against powerful rival kings. Break the game with thousands of insane builds to become the King of Kings.

store.steampowered.com

 

[JDCP]

I really want some good game recommendations but pls keep it pg-13 yall

If you would like to play a free turn-based strategy game you can try The Battle For Wesnoth, its been developed since around 2003 and since them has made nothing but grow upon it's original idea. Nowadays it's a pretty good game with a lot of content (specially if you include mods made by some really talented users) and you can spend a lot of time if you enjoy that kind of game. I haven't played it in some long years but I did spend a lot of time on it while growing up, and I loved every second of it. Be warned, this shit can be hard sometimes.

Spoiler: The game itself looks like this

So if you like retro looking stuff that's well developed and has a lot of content, go ahead!

Other games? Well idk, if you're into RPGs I'm surprised nobody has mentioned OFF and Undertale yet, and although I'm sure you've already played them... well they're about the best you can get, so someone has to say it! Looking out into the RPG maker classics from the 2000, 2003 and XP era might be nice, considering there's a lot of hidden gems in there that sadly have been forgotten by many.

Almost closed my post here, but how could I forget about this? The White Chamber, I ain't telling you a shit just go play it! you WON'T be disappointed. An horror game from 2000 fucking 5

Spoiler: sneak peek, enjoy the iconic art style of the early to mid 2000s.

PS: @jmarlboro your picture is literally me smoking reds haha, love it!

 

[sneakyguts]

im excited for this new 3d platformer its called Ruffy and the Riverside its coming out in june 26th

 

[Shameless]

Pretty much my entire gaming experience on pc is indie, so ill just post some the stuff iv been playing.

Moonring (Modernized Ultima style crpg. Its far more playable than any other crpg iv ever played, so if you like some more western fantasy stuff i highly recommend)

Nubbys Number Factory (roguelike peggle type game, looks silly but its very fun)

Brigador (a topdown mech tactical shooter, recently finished the game and it was alot of fun. Busy listening to the audiobooks)

 

[bjork]

Annalynn

 

[JackNoir413]

Dust an Elysian Tail

damn i forgot about this one. i played it ages ago.
you brought back a lot of memories from this game, it was really fun and the plot was pretty good for a silly action game.

and now i also remember we never got a sequel...

 

[trickybus]

Popping back in with another platformer I played a while ago and really, really liked because the character is cute, the pixel art is fantastic, the setting is dystopian, the story is surprisingly decent, and the mechanics are unique:

MO:Astray on Steam

MO: Astray is a pixel art, side-scrolling, action-platformer. Lead MO through mind-bending puzzles using special abilities. Bizarre enemies, threatening traps and ingenious level designs await.

store.steampowered.com

There's also a really cool Mad Max reference

 

[DrunkGecko]

Mirage Feathers is extremely underrated

 

[thanonyx thanonyx]

You've heard of The Untitled Goose Game but have you ever heard of...MIGHTY GOOSE!!!

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

OwlBoy is pretty excellent and seems unjustly sidelined.

 

[heywusuh]

Noita, Cross Code and World of Horror.

 

[Isegrim]

If you like Castlevania (and Contra...sort of), you'd like this. I know I did. And it has local co-op too but not required. You can even opt to play both characters single player but not recommended for a first playthrough.

It does have a far more copious amount of gore than Castlevania. Does that exceed the PG-13 rule?