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IndieGo #39: Mexican Ninja and Rune Dice
Steam Next Fest 2026 is bringing a wave of inventive indie demos, but few stand out like Mexican Ninja and…
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IndieGo #38: Tempting Fate with Slots & Daggers and Roulette Hero
In the wake of Balatro’s runaway success, a wave of casino-inspired roguelikes has spun the wheels of chance in new…
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IndieGo #37: 2D Creation with Action Game Maker
Across the industry’s early years, you played video games designed by professionals. But the release of 1983’s Pinball Construction Set…
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IndieGo #36: Spawn, Survive, and Thrive with Drop Point
Set on an island where a seemingly eco-friendly hydro-dam project has gone sideways, Drop Point puts you in the middle…
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IndieGo #35: Metal Suits and X-Out
METAL SUITS: Counter-attack (PC) At present, a sequel to Broforce hasn’t been announced. But fortunately, Incheon-based Egggtart delivers the next…
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IndieGo #35: Reporting for Overseer Duty!
Five Nights at Freddy’s animatronic characters are undoubtedly unnerving. But at least some of the game’s unsettling mood stems from…
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IndieGo #34: Welcome to the Dunjungle
Sure, indie developer Bruno Bombardi’s Dunjungle has several similarities with Dead Cells. Both send players through procedurally generated 2D levels,…
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IndieGo #33: Rocket Panda
Challenging industry trend, Mega Cat Studios creates new games for old systems. Sure, efforts like The Meating, Kudzu, and Coffee…
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IndieGo #32: Sparedevil and Last Dream Fishing Arcade
We go on a pin-hunting frenzy in Sparedevil, a title that blends bowling with first-person shooting. Following the intense score-chasing,…
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IndieGo #32: A Conversation with New Star GP’s John Dennis
Intermittently, an indie title comes along that’s so good, it challenges your expectations of what smaller teams can accomplish. Recently,…
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