Some games try to tell stories with dialogue. After Light Fades tells one through movement. Released on June 20 for PC, this quiet sokoban-style puzzle game reimagines the process of grief as a grid-based challenge. You’re given a single goal each level: rebuild, connect, move forward, but every action you take leaves behind a trace.…

Become the Moon just launched on Steam, and it’s unlike anything else in the autobattler space. At a glance, it might remind you of Hearthstone Battlegrounds, but the further you get into it, the more it begins to unravel into something stranger. The setup is familiar. You build a team of units, position them on…

Consume Me throws you back into high school, except this time the cafeteria, the field, and the thermostat are your enemies in disguise. You play as Jenny, a teenager whose final summer is a balancing act between school, chores, social life, and an inner voice commenting on her shape. This isn’t just diary talk. The…

Ratatan is dropping a beat, and it’s ready for combat. Announced at the Future Games Show, this wild new rhythm roguelike is bringing back the spirit of Patapon with a huge twist: massive armies, roguelike runs, and a soundtrack performed by the characters themselves. You’re in charge of the “Ratatans,” a rhythmic army of adorable…

Neverway begins like Stardew Valley but feels like cosmic dread by dusk. Revealed during the Day of the Devs showcase, this life-sim turned horror-RPG is already one of the most exciting indie games to wishlist this year. You play as Fiona, who leaves behind her old life to start anew on a remote island farm.…

Please Watch The Artwork isn’t just a game you play, it’s a shift in how you look at art. A museum night guard sees paintings come to life each night. Your job is simple: spot anything wrong before the quiet tension becomes full-blown paranoia. Revealed during Day of the Devs at Summer Game Fest, this…