Indie games that are fully launched — reviews, recommendations, and standout highlights.
There Are No Orcs is an RTS–Roguelike hybrid where strategy meets chaos in the best possible way. Instead of micromanaging troops, you shape the battlefield itself by placing buildings, triggering synergies, and unleashing waves of units that automatically surge across the map. Every tile matters, and each run pushes you to discover new and occasionally ridiculous … Read more
Louisiana, 1933. Thirty years ago, an entire wedding vanished without a trace on the island of Devil’s Rock—along with the lost treasure of Bellemore Manor. To uncover the truth, you might have to die too. Foolish Mortals is a cozy point-and-click adventure from husband-and-wife team David and Sophie Younger of Inklingwood Studios. Inspired by Monkey Island and Broken Sword, it brings clever puzzles, expressive voice … Read more
Desktop Defender by Conradical Games is an idle auto-battler and tower defense hybrid that literally runs on your desktop. It quietly occupies a small corner of your screen, fending off endless waves of enemies while you work, browse, or game. As your lone tower defeats invaders, you’ll collect loot, unlock upgrades, and ascend through multiple runs — turning every idle … Read more
Horror never stands still—it evolves, reinvents, and resurfaces in unexpected forms.Some creators look forward, chasing new fears with fresh ideas. Others look back, rediscovering what once made us afraid of the dark. This week, Fear Friday journeys across two very different nightmares. One is woven from the threads of Eastern mythology and restless spirits. The … Read more
Backpack Hero reimagines the roguelike formula by turning one of the smallest RPG mechanics—inventory management—into the heart of the adventure. Developed by Jaspel, this inventive indie hit challenges players to think strategically about every item they carry and where they place it. It’s not just what you find—it’s where you put it. Each run becomes … Read more
It’s Halloween week, and for this Fear Friday, we’re diving back into the shadows. We’re revisiting the indie horror games that built the foundation of modern fear. Long before motion-captured monsters and million-dollar budgets, small studios proved that horror could thrive on silence, imagination, and dread. These games didn’t just scare us—they changed how we experience terror. … Read more
It’s Halloween week, and spooky season is in full swing—making it the perfect time to clock in for one of the strangest jobs in horror gaming. Paranormal Cleanup is a 1–4 player online co-op survival horror game developed by Manic Mice Games. You’re not ghost hunters—you’re cleaners on contract. Your task is simple: unclog toilets, scrub ectoplasm, and … Read more
The Séance of Blake Manor is a supernatural detective mystery by Spooky Doorway. It is also part of Steam Scream Fest 2025. You play Private Investigator Declan Ward in 1897 Connemara. A guest has vanished, and the manor hums with ritual talk and whispered debts.Meanwhile, the staff prepare a grand séance for All Hallow’s Eve. Each action moves … Read more
GlitchSPANKR is a chaotic 90s-style comedy adventure where you spank, spare, or smooch your way through a corrupted video game haunted by a lonely digital virus. Developed by Mahelyk and TheClassifiedX, it blends nostalgia, slapstick humor, and branching narrative choices into one wild ride. You play as a kid who secretly installs a forbidden floppy … Read more
In THIEF’S SHELTER, Geo Games invites players into the decaying corridors of the mind — and the walls that trap it. This 3D point-and-click psychological adventure twists classic mystery gameplay into something far more unsettling. You step into the fractured consciousness of Detective James, whose artificial dementia distorts both memory and reality. The investigation begins with a single … Read more