Execute your enemies, marry your horse, and be a king in this indie title from developers Brent Ellison and Tanya X. Short. Live the life of a king in all its megalomaniacal glory in Fit for a King. Just be wary of the bears.
Mable & the Wood is a “Metroidvania” that gives you choice. Will you burn the land for power or challenge yourself in the name of higher values?
If you like Tiny Metal or Advance Wars you’ll likely enjoy Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble. With a nice art style and gameplay, it’s is a solid turn-based strategy game that builds well on its predecessor.
There is something special about working through a puzzle game only to find that you are actually very close to where you started, just with a new perspective. This exact feeling is something Etherborn delivers in spades.
Battle wizards and monsters in the ultimate quest for new headgear in Duke of Defense, a lighthearted tower defense game with hack and slash mechanics that offers local co-op on the Nintendo Switch.
Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka With Love, by Artifex Mundi, is a wonderful point and click full of humor, satire, and lovable characters.
Imagine Darkest Dungeon, but with simplified and rogue lite elements and you get Vambrace: Cold Soul from indie developer Devespresso Games.
Mable & The Wood is a metroidvania that utilizes shapeshifting powers to feel reminiscent of Gameboy classics—but with some modern upgrades.
Duck Game is a multiplayer battle game that is great for games night. Play as ducks forced to fight for the amusement of the masses either online or locally for 2-4 players.
Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark has been released from Early Access. We follow a band of Arbiters on a quest as they face corruption, betrayal, and personal demons. And loved every minute of it.
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