Indie game of the week: The Last Caretaker
Survival and crafting on a drowned Earth: The Last Caretaker mixes first-person exploration, a floating base, and a clear mission. Our indie pick of the week.
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Indie game of the week: Absolum
Absolum brings back classic brawler punch and folds in roguelite structure: branching runs and two-player co-op. Our indie pick of the week.
Indie game of the week: BOMBANANA!
Three-player bomb defusal co-op: in BOMBANANA! three monkeys with incomplete information have to talk (or yell) before everything blows up. Our indie pick of the week on Steam.
Indie game of the week: Wanderburg
A bullet-heaven castle on wheels: in Wanderburg you devour villages, slot modules, and grow every run. Our indie pick of the week in Early Access.
Indie game of the week: Servant of the Lake
A surreal point-and-click in the Vanderboom mansion: Servant of the Lake mixes domestic chores, alchemy, and family secrets. Our indie pick of the week.
Indie game of the week: Future Knight
A 2D shoot ’em up with LCD vibes and absurdist humor: Future Knight mixes Game & Watch, run-and-gun, and a tumor with a mind of its own. Our indie pick of the week.
Indie game of the week: Spiritstead
A cozy city-builder with gentle magic: Spiritstead lets you tend a village, decorate, and discover spirits that help with day-to-day life. Our indie pick of the week.
Indie game of the week: Against the Storm
A city-builder with a rogue-like soul: Against the Storm mixes settlement-building, tension, and the perfect excuse for “one more run.” Our indie pick of the week.
Subscriptions: are you actually using what you pay for?
Streaming, music, and Game Pass: we pay for several services every month, but do we really use them? A take on product-as-a-service and money that quietly disappears.
