A backpack battler, a dream god, a mountaintop rescue, and a priest in hell—June’s games are strange, stylish, and impossible to pin down.
Deckbuilders, doodlers, designers, and goblins—this month’s batch covers every corner of the indie map.
From handheld monsters to underwater myths and vertical biomes—this month’s picks go places.
Indie games are more than code and pixels. They’re the chase of something real.
Venture into worlds unknown. From post-apocalyptic oases and eldritch horrors to towering fortresses and literary realms—discover the stories that demand to be told.
Years into his dev career, Sean Young stumbled into the monster-collecting genre — and it changed everything. Monsterpatch is the game he didn’t grow up dreaming about, but one he felt he had to make.
Adventures built on wild shots, broken timelines, crumbling worlds, and second chances — which one will you dive into?
From cozy monster towns to medieval warzones and animated stick brawls—this month’s picks are packed with nostalgia, rebellion, and wildly creative worlds.
Cartoon-inspired, mechanically rich, and driven by a clear vision—Rat Trap is a metroidvania to keep on your radar.
From Western treasure hunts to dystopian rebellions, eerie apartments to empty ponds — this month’s games dive deep into stories of survival, resilience, and reluctant beginnings.
The Indie Devs Who Refused to Quit
A journey through mystical realms, forgotten towns, and untamed frontiers—where dice decide fates, patience is a virtue, and chaos reigns supreme.
