In the gaming world, it doesn’t matter who your developer is, or who’s backing your game. As long as your innovative, and make a great game that’s all that really matters. While Indie games are seeing an increase in popularity there are still a plethora of Indie titles that are often overlooked. These are 5 little-known (but amazing) indie titles that you must check out.
5. Suits: A Business RPG
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Ever imagined the world that was so corrupted by businesses that it becomes the law that governs society. Suits: A Business RPG is an ideal game for you. Developed by Technomancy Studios this role-playing indie game offers a corporate twist. With over 99 types of enemies, interesting pencil hand-drawn style artwork, and a whole lot of suits, this indie title is definitely one of a kind. Currently, Suits: A Business RPG is available on Steam for only $0.99.
4. UnderRail
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UnderRail is an old-school turn-based RPG developed by Stygian Software. In this RPG players take control of one of the residents of the in-game setting, who finds themselves caught in the middle of a feud between the factions of the Underrail and must survive the harsh environment that results. Highly recommend fans of the older entries from the Fallout series to give this game a try.
3. Viscera Cleanup Detail
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Ever wanted to see what it was like to be a janitor? Viscera Cleanup Detail is a science fiction simulation game, developed by RuneStorm. The main premise of the game has players controlling a space station janitor, who is tasked with cleaning up the carnage that resulted from an alien invasion. Some of the in-game tasks include gathering and disposing debris, restocking first-aid kits, and repairing bullet holes in walls just to name a few.
2. LISA
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LISA is a side scrolling RPG developed by LoveBrad Games (formerly known as Dingaling Productions) and set in a post-apocalyptic. Players control, Brad Armstrong, a middle-aged man who ventures around the wasteland while searching for his adoptive daughter of his adoptive daughter, Buddy.
1. ChromaGun
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What would happen if you mashed up Nintendo’s Splatoon with Valve’s Portal? My guess would be a game like ChromaGun. A first-person puzzle shooter developed by Pixel Maniacs, ChromaGun has players testing out a brand new, state-of-the-art military-grade color-technology: The ChromaGun and will have to use the gun to solves puzzles in the lab’s test chambers.
