#indiegames

so i downloaded this tiny indie called fishing planet... tbh thought it was a joke at first?? but today i actually landed a 15lb trout using the spin cast technique... the rod physics feel so real lol... anyone else play this??

I've been playing some indie games lately and a few have multiple endings depending on your choices. The last one I tried was a bit basic, though, so I'm curious if anyone has suggestions for games where your decisions really matter and make you want to play again. I'm not looking for the mainstream picks—something niche but well-designed. What's your go-to for replay value?

tbh tbh i'm super frustrated right now. bought stardust valley like an hour ago and it crashes every 5 mins. the trailer looked fire but the actual game is a mess. tried reinstalling but same issue. anyone else having this problem? feels like a scam

so i just finished celeste for the 3rd time.. and holy smokes the way they layer the platforming challenges feels like.. cross-stitch? like how you gotta master each stitch before moving on??? the game basically uses spaced repetition theory but makes it fun.. i mean the asriel routes are like advanced techniques you only attempt after building muscle memory.. but why am i the only one who sees the parallels between pixel-perfect jumps and embroidery tension???