Care to recommend me some more Indie Games?
- Thread starter Mirroga
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I would say Anti-Chamber is a fun one. First person puzzle with lesson/quotes at the beginning/end of each puzzle as you go on, with confusing physics. FTL is a nice indie game as well, with all them spaceyships.
Oh and I've just bought Dont Starve off steam which is on sale, and you get a second copy if you buy it. It is kinda minecraft like, it's basedf off survival rather then building though
Dungeons of Dredmore (Action/RPG/funny as hell 
, On Steam)
Atom Zombie Smasher (Strategy, on Steam)
Geneforge series (RPG, on Steam)
Hinterlands (Base building/action RPG, on Steam)
Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space (strategy/exploration, available from Shrapnel Games)
Dominions series (Strategy, available from Shrapnel Games, must not be afraid of shitty graphics )
, On Steam)Atom Zombie Smasher (Strategy, on Steam)
Geneforge series (RPG, on Steam)
Hinterlands (Base building/action RPG, on Steam)
Weird Worlds: Return to Infinite Space (strategy/exploration, available from Shrapnel Games)
Dominions series (Strategy, available from Shrapnel Games, must not be afraid of shitty graphics
)Defense Grid, because you like plants vs zombies
SPAZ, very fun game, hard to explain, 2d arcade space shooter with a galaxy map and very indepth upgrades and ship customization
Gratuitous Space Battles, If you like chess type games or watching space battles
Endless Space, freaking awesome 4x (space civ) game
Torchlight 2, is this considered indy? Great d2 style game
Some more tower defense games : Dungeon Defenders, Cubemen (freakin hard), Orcs Must Die, Sol Survivor (bleh graphics but fun game)
Recettear, anime style game dealing with running a item shop, selling to customers, and zelda like 2d dungeons
Evil Genius, I don't think this is technically indy but is basicly Dungeon Keeper...for james bond villans
Nexus, the juptier incident, it's sort of like homeworld but without building ships and much more focused on controling very indepth aspects of a few ships.
Flotilla, it's a rogue like for space combat sims, very interesting art style...fun, bit of a learning curve
From Dust, god game civ that looks amazing, really this is indie?
Uplink, a puzzle game where you are a hacker, it's done how you really would, running files and stuff, it's about timing and resource management
Magicka, umm...hard to explain, dungeon crawler that deals with mixing types of magic to do various spells, great humor
Star Ruler, a indie 4x, not as graphicaly pleasing as Endless Space and much diffrent playstyle
X3 Albion Prelude, I think the X games are indy? Basicly freelancer but less polished graphicly and with WAY WAY more indepth control on the systems, building bases and so on
They Bleed Pixles, sort of like super meat boy but with a lovecraft feel to it, some neat gameplay elements too
SPAZ, very fun game, hard to explain, 2d arcade space shooter with a galaxy map and very indepth upgrades and ship customization
Gratuitous Space Battles, If you like chess type games or watching space battles
Endless Space, freaking awesome 4x (space civ) game
Torchlight 2, is this considered indy? Great d2 style game
Some more tower defense games : Dungeon Defenders, Cubemen (freakin hard), Orcs Must Die, Sol Survivor (bleh graphics but fun game)
Recettear, anime style game dealing with running a item shop, selling to customers, and zelda like 2d dungeons
Evil Genius, I don't think this is technically indy but is basicly Dungeon Keeper...for james bond villans
Nexus, the juptier incident, it's sort of like homeworld but without building ships and much more focused on controling very indepth aspects of a few ships.
Flotilla, it's a rogue like for space combat sims, very interesting art style...fun, bit of a learning curve
From Dust, god game civ that looks amazing, really this is indie?
Uplink, a puzzle game where you are a hacker, it's done how you really would, running files and stuff, it's about timing and resource management
Magicka, umm...hard to explain, dungeon crawler that deals with mixing types of magic to do various spells, great humor
Star Ruler, a indie 4x, not as graphicaly pleasing as Endless Space and much diffrent playstyle
X3 Albion Prelude, I think the X games are indy? Basicly freelancer but less polished graphicly and with WAY WAY more indepth control on the systems, building bases and so on
They Bleed Pixles, sort of like super meat boy but with a lovecraft feel to it, some neat gameplay elements too
Thank you all for the suggestions. I never knew I could find so much good stuff left undiscovered. These are all the games I have currently discovered tha has interested me greatly and will keep me up for a long time.
The Bridge
Heaven's Variant (can't wait for the finished product)
Don't Starve (still in Beta but awesome)
Antichamber
Closure
Stealth Bastard
Vessel
Atom Zombie Smasher
Perspective
Now time to experience the whole game and find out if any of them are worthy to go to my Indie Collection.
The Bridge
Heaven's Variant (can't wait for the finished product)
Don't Starve (still in Beta but awesome)
Antichamber
Closure
Stealth Bastard
Vessel
Atom Zombie Smasher
Perspective
Now time to experience the whole game and find out if any of them are worthy to go to my Indie Collection.
Minecraft of course. And Mount & Blade Warband.
Everyone should play that. Plus it's free for the first seven levels so you've no excuse not to try it.
Everyone should play that. Plus it's free for the first seven levels so you've no excuse not to try it.
Antichamber
Caster
Dustforce
Legend of grimrock
Rock of ages
Space pirates and zombies
Tesla the weatherman (Not on steam iirc)
Pineapple smash crew (Not on steam iirc)
I aimed to provide as many genres as possible in the list, my pick from are antichamber, rock of ages and dustforce.
Caster
Dustforce
Legend of grimrock
Rock of ages
Space pirates and zombies
Tesla the weatherman (Not on steam iirc)
Pineapple smash crew (Not on steam iirc)
I aimed to provide as many genres as possible in the list, my pick from are antichamber, rock of ages and dustforce.