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In a few days, on July 24th to be precise, Huntin’ Buddies will launch on Steam. Described as a 4-player horror comedy co-op hunting game set in a forbidden national park, you and your friends are just as likely to end up as prey yourself. Whether you take it seriously and try to hunt down the monster with everything you’ve got, or mess around with silly items and be...


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Indie developer Ars Goetia and publisher Dear Villagers recently announced their upcoming dark fantasy dungeon crawler HellSlave II: Judgment of the Archon. Like its predecessor, players are thrust into a world where six demon lords are at battle. Choose a faction, each with its own unique units and abilities that you can customize at will, and cleanse the enemy in a...


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Grapple Bear is a precision platformer about a momma bear searching for her cub. With her grappling hook as her only way to move, over forty levels are waiting for you to conquer them, with more procedurally generated challenges to be added in the future. That way, you can climb and swing toward the top of the global leaderboards. The game has completely hand-drawn a...


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The roguelite deckbuilder genre isn’t exactly short on competition. In fact, genre enthusiasts are so spoilt for choice that a newcomer really needs a standout idea to compete with the likes of Slay the Spire or Balatro. Solnox: Grimoire of Seasons certainly has such an idea, with its combat system built around the changing of the seasons. I...


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We’ve all seen games that try to reinvent the wheel, but The King Got Too Much Gold tries to reinvent the chore. Stepping away from the usual bullet-hell chaos of the modern Survivors-like genre, this minimalist indie title trades waves of deadly monsters for an overwhelming flood of shiny currency and menial tasks. It’s an intriguing twist on a fami...


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