Eternal September is a social music creation game.

The game, at its core, is a recording virtual DJ mixer where player actions are recorded and then played on a loop over and over in a game world. The concept is weird, but it’s actually pretty cool. The area consists of a building with a few rooms. You can pick up keyboards on the walls which allow you to create sounds with unique notes. As you play stuff, you can record it. You’ll also walk into some other weird things like viewing orb to walk into.

When you walk into the world, everything you do is recorded. Your music, movements, and everything else. When you log out, it’ll constantly play over and over in the game world. This means other players can see what you did, and you can go by other players’ recordings.

Try out this unique experimental game.

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Sean Wong

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Do Not Feed The Monkeys is a very weird voyeur simulator game where you watch random strangers using security cameras.

You’d think it’s some creepy spying game (which it kinda is), but there’s a twist- you can’t interact with them. You’re a new member of a club called The Primate Observation Club, which watches people do random things.

You’re on a computer and you watch the “monkey’s do things like take notes, surf the internet, but stuff, read news, and even type emails. You watch what people do on their computer and you can actually mess around with them- but you’re not supposed.

But that’s the catch. While you can, and it’s definitely tempting, you shouldn’t. Try it out for yourself, and Do Not Feed The Monkeys!

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River T.

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BH Trials is an awesome physics-based driving game where you drive a digger (AKA BACKHOE).

Just because it’s physics-based should already tell you that it’s gonna be a hilarious and clumsy ride! The setup in this case is where you need to drive a digger through an obstacle course with only your digging arms to propel yourself forward- and you have no brakes, transmission, or even a steering wheel. It’s a crazy setup and you know it’s gonna be a rough time trying to move around by pulling yourself forward.

The physics are nearly perfect and the game is challenging enough to keep you trying over and over.

The game just has one obstacle course and it’s very difficult. You’ll have to deal with hills, pits, pillars, and steps. Try it out and see how’d fare with a digger. It ain’t that easy unless you’ve worked on your digger driving skills!

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Stay Home is a first-person narrative adventure game that deals with some dark topics like depression, narcotics, and addiction.

You play as someone who recently has been diagnosed with agoraphobia. This is the fear of places that can make you panic or feel helpless, which often forces people to stay in their home and not leave it. Your character wants to go out and lead a normal life again but struggles to. That’s where you come in. You can get a firsthand experience as someone who’s under the influence of narcotics and addiction and is struggling to seek self-help.

The game plays like a simulator but has a huge spectrum of emotions your character will experience. Everything from fear, anger, confusion, depression, panic, and even some happiness are all experienced through the hour-long playtime. The game has interactive objects as you attempt to get your life back in shape.

You can solve puzzles, discover the backstory, and just get sucked into the excellent narration of the game. You have a friend who’s trying to get you through this, and the game balances the internal and external struggles of agoraphobia.

Stay Home is really a one-of-a-kind game. Try it out if you’re looking for something different.

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Sean Wong

Hidden indie gem finder. Anything that indie devs come up that shakes the Earth- I’m first in line. I eat indies for breakfast.

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A Case for Watson is a trippy detective simulator game where you play as one of the most popular detectives known to man! Well, at least his partner.

It aims to be an authentic detective simulator as you play as Watson to solve a murder before Sherlock arrives on the scene to steal your thunder. The game is unique because it’s not easy. You can’t just walk into a room and have all the hints and clues highlighted for you. You’ll actually have to LOOK for and FIND the clues in order to solve the murder. It’s not all laid out for ya like in many other puzzle games. If you’re playing this game, you’re playing it for the puzzles and thinking involved.

You look around the room and use your notepad to take notes about the place and sketch objects of interest. You can kind of take virtual photos using this sketchbook and also chat with various NPCs and “keep” notes about them by dragging/dropping their sentences they say into your notes. Everything they say can be logged in your notebook, so just take note of the important stuff. It’s really an authentic detective simulator and probably the most detailed one I’ve come across so far.

If you really like murer/puzzle games, try out A Case for Watson. When you think you’re ready, you’ll be quizzed by Sherlock Holmes on your deductions and you’ll have to find out everything about the scene. You’ll literally be quizzed on the most random things you’d never guess! It’s time to be the best detective you can ever be!

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River T.

I play the newest to the crappiest indie games and filter them for the rest of the crew.

In other words, I’m a bottom-feeder. Why do I volunteer for this trash?

Indie devs: the last honest game creators.

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Package Man is Paper Boy grown up.

You’ve graduated from throwing out newspapers in a top-down isometric view and now you’re going to work with the best delivery company in the world. But this time, you need to do everything including loading your van, driving and delivering packages of course. You’re a man now, so you gotta do a man’s work.

You work 7 days a week with no days off. That’s how manly you are. The game has rotating maps depending on the day of the week that are randomly rotated, except Monday. The game is based on getting the most point for successful deliveries- get more points by smashing doors, windows, and garages.

There’s even a leaderboard to show off who’s the best Package Man in the world! Each map has random houses, random packages, random maps with different time of day, destructible environments, and plenty of things to smash up to bits.

It’s really moving to see how far Paper Boy has come. Now you gotta do the grown’s ups work. Welcome to Package Man!

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Roy G

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Dock Sitting is a short introspective narrative experience where you play as a person sitting alone on a dock and reflecting life.

It’s not really about the gameplay but more of the experience. The game has you seeing the events in someone’s life in a first-person perspective. You get a little bit of backstory through thoughts and object interactions, but the majority of the game is just experiencing the experience. Get immersed on the dock. Take in the sea. Watch the moonlight. Listen to the waves. It’s really a work of art.

The game is definitely not for everyone though. It has some very basic interaction so it can be dull for some players. The game has a set scene so there’s not much to explore either.

But if you’re will be open-minded, you’ll appreciate the game for its simplicity. It has some nice artwork using geometric features and a sense of security through the music. The game expresses a simple human story as you share ane experience with the developer. It’s genius, real, and features a very relaxing experience that just slows down the everyday bustle.

Take some time and play Dock Sitting for that ounce of time to relax and sit by the docks.

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River T.

I play the newest to the crappiest indie games and filter them for the rest of the crew.

In other words, I’m a bottom-feeder. Why do I volunteer for this trash?

Indie devs: the last honest game creators.

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Captive Audience is a weird little first-person narrative thriller game that has you locked into a twisted game show where you need to perform specific tasks in order to survive.

You play as a character named Matt, which somehow got sucked into a game show where you need to wake up each new day and do some task in order to to keep the audience interested. If you don’t keep them watching, you’ll face some consequences- including getting your show cancelled and then getting killed because of it. It’s a dark game with some very emo humor.

As you play through the game’s days, you’ll learn about the backstory of Matt and why he’s being held captive. The tasks range from menial things like sending emails to more complex things like cooking breakfast. Every night another contestant on the show will talk to you through the walls in  your room and talk about your wife- she’s also locked into the game show.

The game is still in early access, but it’s already very entertaining and fun to play. It’s a very satirical and dark game, so be prepared for that. There’s about an hour full of content for you to play through, so enjoy it! Captive Audience is one for the books!

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River T.

I play the newest to the crappiest indie games and filter them for the rest of the crew.

In other words, I’m a bottom-feeder. Why do I volunteer for this trash?

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Ready for some pointless entertainment? Try Manny The Fly!

It’s a game where you play as a dancing fly. There’s no point to the game- no goal, no action, no nothing. It’s just a scene with a ragdoll fly dancing around the dance floor as another fly stares at him dance. You can use a few dance moves like jumping, popping, and raising the roof. You can also adjust your flexibility or something- I can’t really say what it is.

You can do a few moves for now, but it’s an early access demo currently looking for feedback.

You just help Manny break out his moves as a ragdoll. It’s very pointless and you’ll get bored in about 5 minutes. But it’s a ragdoll dancing sim. You can’t beat that.

Try out Manny The Fly if you’re bored.

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Sean Wong

Hidden indie gem finder. Anything that indie devs come up that shakes the Earth- I’m first in line. I eat indies for breakfast.

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T-Rex Breakout is like Jurassic Park in video game format with just the chase scene.

The game is boviously inspired by the awesome movie.  You start out in a green jeep that’s strikingly similar to the one in the movie. A giant dino has just broken out of its fencing and is now looking for some meat. It stomps around the area and notices you. You can watch it eat you alive or you can make a run for it. It’s up to you.

The game features gorgeous weather, dirt, rain, and animations in the car and dinosaur. It’s not really a game exactly, but more of an interactive scene from the movie. It’s an experience that lets you do what you want. You can even exit the vehicle and run around while you try to avoid getting eaten. You can’t actually drive the car, but you can run for the bathroom if you dare. It really does feel like you’re playing the game every Jurassic Park game wanted to be.

Try out T-Rex Breakout if you dare!

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River T.

I play the newest to the crappiest indie games and filter them for the rest of the crew.

In other words, I’m a bottom-feeder. Why do I volunteer for this trash?

Indie devs: the last honest game creators.

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