best indie games 2017
Google Play Store’s Best Mobile Indie Games Of 2017
These are the most surprising and artistic breakout hits from independent developers who just may become 2018’s household names. Food Truck Chef: Cooking Game Cook tons of fabulous cuisines and become a top chef in this addictive time-management food truck cooking game! Download now for free! Flipping Legend Unleash the power of your fists, spells and weapons in this pattern-based adventure. Hone your reflexes and be one with the environment as speed and rhythm become second-nature. Play with powerful heroes and unlock all their abilities and secrets to help better dispense your foes. Reach new and faraway lands not yet discovered by fellow travelers. Be a Flipping Legend! Calculator: The Game Welcome to Calculator: The Game where you’ll manipulate numbers by adding them, subtracting...
Top 15 Awesome New Games You Probably Didn’t Know About (Part 1)
There’s been a lot of great games that have been released in the last couple of months and with summer going on, you don’t even need an excuse to sit in and enjoy these games. So here’s a list of indie games that you can enjoy right now. Mr. Shifty Shift through bullets, and master lightning-fast takedowns in an all new kind of action game from tinyBuild and Team Shifty! Mr. Shifty follows a teleportation-fueled heist to break into the world’s most secure facility. Graceful Explosion Machine Skillfully pilot the Graceful Explosion Machine, a fighter ship armed with a ludicrously overpowered quad-weapon array! Lost in deep space, you’ll shoot, dash and combo your way through jewel-hued alien worlds, fighting crystalline enemies to find a way home. Flinthook Fli...
Top 20 Most Anticipated Indie Games Releasing In 2017
Indie games have become the go to space for unique and varied gaming experiences, and today we are taking a look at the top 20 most anticipated Indie games releasing in 2017. Tacoma Tacoma is Fullbright’s second game, following their successful narrative game Gone Home. The company announced Tacoma at The Game Awards in December 2014. The brief trailer featured a radio dialogue between a man and a woman, set in the Lunar Transfer Station Tacoma 200,000 miles from Earth. Polygon noted that its aesthetic was similar to Rapture, the underwater city of BioShock. The game was scheduled for release in 2016, but was delayed to Q1 2017, following feedback from playtesters in mid-2015, which led the developers to rethink parts of the game. The overhaul was shown at the 2016 Electronic Enterta...