Some clocks, some cats, some gems.
The wonderful thing about the indie gaming scene is that it allows game developers to embrace their bizarre, deep-seated desires for game ideas, seemingly with no creative limits. Thus, we have Clock Simulator, a rhythm game that literally has you take the role of Father Time in an array of odd minigames. We also have feline based shoot ‘em up action in Neko Navy: Daydream Edition, as well as less furry shmupping in Stellar Interface. The cream of the crop this week though is the fantastic Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight – a stunning Metroidvania platformer – and Hive Jump, a brilliant platform shooter and an even better party game. Let’s dig in.
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The wonderful thing about the indie gaming scene is that it allows game developers to embrace their bizarre, deep-seated desires for game ideas, seemingly with no creative limits. Thus, we have Clock Simulator, a rhythm game that literally has you take the role of Father Time in an array of odd minigames. We also have feline based shoot ‘em up action in Neko Navy: Daydream Edition, as well as less furry shmupping in Stellar Interface. The cream of the crop this week though is the fantastic Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight – a stunning Metroidvania platformer – and Hive Jump, a brilliant platform shooter and an even better party game. Let’s dig in.
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