Premise of the game is great, playing as a blind guy is a unique perspective for me. The devs know how to set the atmosphere and how to use the audio to their advantage, the small light and almost all edges of the player is dark, making it seem like something might suddenly pop up, and footsteps of the monster is also visible and making the monster have visible outline if shot, which is a nice touch. Only problem is... My game bugged whenever I'm on the 2nd floor which is a shame.

I'm kicking myself for not playing "The Flower of Evil" sooner.🕵️‍♀️ Every aspect—puzzles, art, story—is utterly captivating. And Lela? What a heroine! Brave, smart, and resourceful. 🌸✨ From a mysterious murder in the Tite family to chasing clues back to a factory explosion 27 years ago, she's tackled tough challenges and unraveled many mysteries, uncovering a jaw-dropping truth. 🕵️‍♀️ Want to live a day in Lela's exciting life?

✨Overview Minds Beneath Us is an upcoming story-rich sci-fi thriller and an interactive adventure game set in a futuristic Asian city. The game explores a society fully automated with AI, with a focus on dialogue choices, relationship dynamics, and immersive storytelling, Minds Beneath Us promises a unique gaming experience.  I just played the demo, and while short, offers a glimpse into the game's huge potential, showcasing a compelling narrative and a visually stunning world.

Tetris🤝TD = Refactor. You have to protect your base from the enemy by strategically placing turrets. There are five element turrets - Fire, Water, Earth, Wood and Metal. You need tokens to place turrets and the cost decreases after every round. You have to choose among three turrets placed on three tetris tiles. After choosing one, you can rotate it to increase the distance between your home base(blue tile) and the enemy spawn point(red tile).

I'm always talking about in all platforms, the reason of my admiration and why I look for indie games. I will repeat at least the basic: Quality. When we find a team that makes a game with love, really valuing the smallest details, it's impossible not to create affection for the game become more and more curious about what will happen during this journey. If I had the opportunity to meet the team that created this game, I would give a standing ovation and thank you. I always said: "Graphic isn't everything."

Even though this is just a demo, Dwerve Prologue is a game that's full of potential. It has an art style reminiscent of old Zelda games which really does it for me. Character design is also great in my books. Each character I've come across so far had a certain charm with them. Story is intriguing, to say the least. The gameplay is also easy enough to understand but really challenging to master especially when waves of enemies hone on your location.

That’s right! The sixth official guide for this puzzle game with beautiful graphics, immersive plot, and super interactive gameplay is here! 🔍 🔍 🔍 Swipe left to reveal the answers and see how sharp your detective skills really are. Get ready for a heart-pounding detective puzzle game that’s packed with surprises! With a captivating storyline, stunning visuals, and brilliantly crafted levels, this game has it all. Join independent detective Layla as she explores the enigmatic city of Yunyan, unraveling mysteries from the bizarre Titto family murder case to the factory explosion 27 years ago. Piece by piece, uncover the suspense and find the most unlikely truth!The game is 10,000 times more fun than the graphic walkthrough. Welcome to download it from major platforms! 🥰🥰🥰

GET IT ON THE STEAM PAGE 🔗Join the Playfest >> 📅 Schedule Dates: December 23, 12 AM PT - January 7, 11:59 PM PT. Playfest Winners & Player Rewards Announcement: January 8, 12 AM PT. Cloud Gaming is an exclusive event that will take place on TapTap between December 23 and January 7. Throughout the duration, a limited selection of independently developed games will be accessible for play by all participants. Participating will grant you the opportunity to experience the gameplay and earn a chance to win more than

Game: Star Survivor Genre: Action Roguelite Bullet Haven In Star Survivor, there are hundreds of cards that define how you play. You can craft your own fine-tuned deck and test your skills in Challenge Mode or build on the fly in the adventure Campaign. About the Game: - Unique flight controls, manage your ship's drift and boost to precisely weave through enemies - Destroy endless swarms of alien bugs with overpowered equipment - Choose from hundreds of unique cards and create game-breaking builds - Campaign mode: Build your deck from scratch along your chosen path on a campaign map - Challenge / Endless Mode: Test your crafted deck against the swarm - 8 unique ships to pilot (more to come!) - 300 upgrade cards, 33 weapons + 14 combo weapons to obliterate the enemy

It’s very good for an indie developer, although it could be better, you can directly see where the game could be improved, but what is, that’s why I will support the studio’s initiatives and put 3 out of 5 (just so that they understand that they have made a good product and be inspired to move on, improve their work in the future). What's good is like darkness in space: — Cool drawn starting character, I like the style

The art style is cinematic and storytelling is next-level. The plot revolves around a mysterious black flower, sparking a 27-year tale of love and hate. If you love adventure and puzzles, don't miss out on the thrilling game "The Flower of Evil"! 🎮 Game Title: The Flower of Evil ✅ Genre: Puzzle | Adventure | Point-and-Click | Storyline 🕹️ Platform: Google play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.carbonatom.detective Taptap: https://www.taptap.io/app/33579175 iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-flower-of-evil/id6470773456

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When I log into the game, the main interface is a vibrant summer beach scene with Pokémon frolicking around. It remindes me of the exciting water-related activities that await us as July approaches! 🌴And I can't help but picture what it would be like to have a blast with Pokémon by the sea. 🐠 Pikachu, lying leisurely on a colorful swim ring, enjoying the warm sun rays☀️ riding the waves together, feeling the rush of excitement as we catch the perfect wave alongside our trusty Pokémon

Blade of God 2: Orisols is a 3D hack’n’slash RPG that clearly is an expy of the Soulsborne genre. The moment you boot up the game and are greeted with the game’s aesthetic, the inspiration Blade of God 2 takes from Fromsoftware’s games is readily apparent. There’s a lot of Nordic mythological references here and there, but when I started, I was thrown into the game without much explanation. With no tutorials or instructions on what to do, it made for a very dumbfounding start that is NOT helped by Blade of Gods 2’s lack of UI polish.

✨Overview Just one run of the demo was all it took for me to be completely sold on this absurd farming survival rogue-lite game — Pesticide Not Required, showcasing a rampaging frog armed with weaponized plants and farming tools. While the game is slated for release early next year and is not out yet, I had the opportunity to play the available Demo, and boy it did a really good job of Demoing the game.

Reverse: 1999 is a time-travel strategy RPG developed by Bluepoch that unwinds the passage of time. Taking us to the turn of the millennium in 1999, a mysterious event known as the Storm ravages time’s constance, reversing the world as each raindrop is pulled back into the sky. In all of this, we the players take on the role of a Timekeeper, an observer of eras, and use our power to travel between time periods to save people important to our mission as we try to unravel the mystery of the Storms. And as an arcanist, we wield great magic to carry out our work, and strike down those who dare oppose us.

Innovation Since the start of the event, I've been talking about the things we can find in Indie games. I had a big surprise with Dwerve and now with this game. The name of the game, the history and all the innovation in the gameplay and again.... The graphics are simple, but you notice all the richness of details according to the game's proposal. It's just an insanely innovative experience! Your Rival: "Heaven Dust" is just about all I've been talking about so far.

Cyber Manhunt Clinches Round 5: The final head-to-head round of the Pocket Playfest has come to a close, with Cyber Manhunt emerging as the triumphant victor. In an impressive clash between Cyber Manhunt and Cat of Khronos, both games demonstrated exceptional prowess and charisma. The folks at Cyber Manhunt nailed it with their cool designs and gripping story, which clearly got our gamers hyped – they totally deserved this win! At the same time, shout-out to the crew from

Bright Reappear is a Match-3/RPG with a mechanic where you could choose to select more than one item to move on the puzzle grid. Aside from that, it plays practically like any Match-3/RPG that I could think of. The characters and game design look alright. It's as you'd expect from fantasy pixel art. The text though... I feel like there's still a lot of room for improvement especially with the translations so that the sentences feel a bit more dynamic and less forced.

I See You is another Survival-Horror/Thriller game inspired by Resident Evil. The only caveat is that... you're going in blind. You play as Sean, a guy that was blinded by an accident of some kind. He has a girlfriend, Liz, who helps take care of him amidst his disability. Sean's blindness is a part of the core gameplay. You can never see beyond a certain radius so it actually forces you to move around to really explore your surroundings.