Trailer Tuesday helps us finally say NO to our bosses, sees us living life as a cat with a chicken pal, and has us becoming a talkative flight attendant robot.
Author: Joel Couture
Joel has been covering indie games for various sites including IndieGames.com, Siliconera, Gamasutra, Warp Door, CG Magazine, and more over the past seven years, and has written book-length studies on Undertale and P.T.. Joel is constantly on the lookout for digital experiences that push the boundaries of what games can be, and seeks to delve into the creative process, meanings, and emotion labor that goes into the work of artists worldwide.
Trailer Tuesday – Chasing Cannibal Force
Trailer Tuesday needs you to tackle a giant robot problem, alter fate through watering plants, and talk your way through a tense interrogation.
itch.io’s Racial Justice & Equality Bundle Offers 700+ Games for $5
itch.io’s Racial Justice & Equality Bundle lets you support a great cause while scoring the indie equivalent of an overpowered, actually-good Action 52.
‘Teenage Blob’ Helps Amorphous Teens Reach Rockin’ Concerts
Teenage Blob has you helping a gooey teen get to the concert of a lifetime. You’ll just have to do a few oddball tasks in order to get there.
‘Drive Buy’ Makes Deliveries While Blasting Vehicles
Drive Buy needs you to hurry up and get those packages where they need to go, shutting out any rival delivery folks along the way.
‘Ayre’ Flies Through Ancient Worlds Atop a Dragon
Ayre offers a shining open world for you to fly over, soaring through the skies on your own dragon (and maybe solving a mystery while you’re at it).
Trailer Tuesday – Better Pirate Tales
Trailer Tuesday sees us cloning YouTubers to create content, exploring the dreams of a dying town, and helping car mechanics write short stories this week.
IG+ First Look – ‘Atomicrops’
Atomicrops adds a little roguelike danger to the normally-soothing days of post-apocalyptic farming in this week’s IG+ First Look.
‘BitSummit Gaiden’ Bringing Japanese & Global Indies Together Online
BitSummit, the Kyoto-based indie game showcase, is looking to bring a ton of great games from Japan and around the world into your home.
‘Tricky Towers’ Gets Physical With its Shaky Structures
Tricky Towers has gotten a physical run from Super Rare Games, allowing you to stack copies of the game itself to create real-world wobbly towers.
Trailer Thursday – Eternal Inbox
Trailer Thursday sees us trying to clear out emails faster than anyone else, creating warriors as we battle, and playing tunes to get rid of sinister, time-traveling hands.