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Dordogne

Dordogne feels like a portal straight back to my childhood summers

By Ali Jones published

Features Indie Spotlight | This ideal of the French countryside is unbelievably authentic

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Everdream Valley

Everdream Valley puts a new fun spin on the farming sim, complete with animal roleplay

By Sam Loveridge published

Features Indie Spotlight | Everdream Valley's take on the farming sim involves dream chats with your sheep

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Cassette Beasts

Cassette Beasts puts a music-infused spin on old school Pokemon

By Heather Wald published

Features Indie Spotlight | Cassette Beasts remixes the nostalgia of classic Pokemon games with its own sound

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Killer Frequency

Killer Frequency carves up a stressful slice of interactive horror fiction

By Louise Blain published

Features Indie Spotlight | Team17’s radio nightmare hits slay on a neon playlist of scary movie delights

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Amanda the Adventurer

I played viral horror game Amanda the Adventurer and I want my full nights of sleep back

By Jordan Gerblick published

Features Indie Spotlight | Take this as a word of caution as much as a game recommendation

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Fabledom, a cute fairytale citybuilder

Fabledom is a fairytale city builder about smooching princesses

By Sam Loveridge published

Features Indie Spotlight | Fabledom is an approachable city builder with stories of witches and beautiful kingdoms

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Rusted Moss

Rusted Moss officially has one of my favorite movement systems in any Metroidvania

By Austin Wood published

Features Indie Spotlight: Rusted Moss is the bungee jumping Metroidvania I didn't know I needed

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Bramble The Mountain King managed to warm my heart before making my blood run cold

By Hope Bellingham published

Features Dimfrost Studio made me fall in love but also terrified of Nordic fables

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Roots of Pacha

Roots of Pacha is exactly the Stone Age Stardew I hoped it would be

By Sam Loveridge published

Features All you need is a stone and a dream

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Case of the Golden Idol

The Case of the Golden Idol is the best successor to Obra Dinn so far

By Joel Franey published

Features Indie Spotlight: In a world tragically slim on good detective games, Golden Idol is something very special

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