Indagar is a first-person horror game that has you looking through an old apartment building for your lost daughter.

You play as a father who’s looking for his daughter because she was kidnapped and left with a note that indicates her location. You end up going to an old apartment where you discover that it’s not really abandoned- at all. Something is there and your daughter is being held hostage by it.

Without spoiling the game, you can beat it in about 20 minutes. It offers modern visuals, sounds, and some pretty nasty creatures chasing after you. If you like scary games, try out Indagar.

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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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Re:Maze is a new twist on mazes.

It’s a first-person puzzle game where you need to put down markers in order to escape a maze. Sure, that’s easy and probably has been done before. But here’s the twist- you only have 80 steps to escape!

The game only allows you a fine limited number of steps to escape. If you don’t make it out in 80 steps, you fail. It adds a lot less aimless wandering to the game and also stops the “always go left” method of maze-escapement!

You’re dropped in a 3D maze and it looks gorgeous. It’s fully colored with low-poly visuals and all you need is a step counter and markers that you place on the walls. The maze consists of walls, bridges, inclines, and other small walkways that keep it fresh.

When you spawn in, you need to use your steps wisely and use the markers are you see fit. Use them for areas that look identical or to mark dead ends in the maze so you don’t end up retracing your same path.

When you use up all your 80 steps, you’re instantly respawned to another location. Randomly.

They don’t expect you to beat the game on your first try. You’ll likely have to use the markers and respawn multiple times over and over until you beat the game. It’s almost like there’s no penalty, but the fact that you lose your bearings every time you respawn adds a little bit of punishment to the game.

And the objective is to complete it in as few steps as possible, so you don’t want to wander aimlessly. The maze is pretty big and you’ll have to use landmarks and such to escape.

You get two different types of markers (red and green) and you can spray them on the walls like graffiti. Use them wisely, but don’t overdo or else you’ll confuse yourself for no good reason. It’d be awesome if the maze were randomly generated as well.

Re:Maze is a nice little first-person puzzler. It’s calm and relaxing with an immersive atmosphere that’ll have you feeling like you’re back in the Renaissance times or something. There are bricks and layered concrete everywhere and the maze loos like it’s falling apart. It’s a game of elimination as you make progress and get closer to the exit each time. If you like puzzle indie games, Re:Maze is worth a try!

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Roy G

Weird indie game specialist. Adventure, retro, and simulators are my fav. Xbox One and PC gamer on the side.

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Space Virus is a horror game first person horror adventure in a spaceship.

The game basically has you running through many different rooms and corridors in a ship. You need to wait for a rescue ship to come pick you up. But in the meantime, you notice there are monsters onboard the ship. Your goal is to avoid these monsters until the rescue ship arrives.

They spawned from a nasty virus that spread through the ship’s air vents and infected your crew. You’re the lone survivor on the ship and you must not get infected.

Space Virus has you running through different rooms that all look similar, but you can easily draw a logical map since they’re connected by corridors. The rooms are very open and for some reason brings back memories of the Complex level in Goldeneye 64.

The soul-eating monsters appear without notice and quickly. It’s kinda like Slender, but you can’t really tell where they’ll spawn. You need to avoid them as soon as you see them. If they catch you, the game’s over. They’re not hard to dodge, but it is pretty suspenseful because you don’t know if the room is safe or not.

You can also play the game in Normal and Hardcore modes. Normal has only a single monster that spawns on the other side of the map. Hardcore has three that spawn very close to you.

Play Space Virus. It’s pretty scary given such a simple concept.

Try it out. The game is free temporarily for download. So check it out.

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Walk Sim Walk Sim is exactly what it sounds like. It’s a walking simulator.

It’s based on the first-person narrative theme where you walk around and you have a narrator that speaks to you. It’s similar to a game called Dear Esther, which was an amazing story and well done.

Walk Sim Walk Sim is a quick game that only lasts about 12 minutes. You go through the simulation of a walking simulation.

Is a walking simulator really a video game? Well, the whole point of the game is to discuss that matter. There are some really valid points thrown out here and there and makes you rethink about your opinion towards the genre. I don’t want to ruin any of the dialogue, you’ll have to see for yourself.

Walk Sim Walk Sim is an interesting “game” that’s full of surprises. A playthrough should take you no time at all and offers great points to talk about.

If you’re making a Let’s Play video, it’ll give plenty of opportunities to give your own thoughts on the matter.

Overall, you’ll learn some tidbits of knowledge about the genre and you just may have a deeper understanding for walking sims (especially if you’re against them).

The game takes you through the process of how a walking sim is created and how they work. It also talks about how they fit into the world of gaming and discusses critics’ opinions about them.

Try out Walk Sim Walk Sim using the links below. The game’s still in alpha and already looks very polished.

When you see the beach, that’s the end. Walk into the water to restart the game.

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Greetings is a cinematic experiencing featuring the Unreal 4 Engine.

It’s a first-person atmospheric walk trhough the insides of a spaceship. It’s a quick game (if you can call it that) so be prepared to look for your next game.

You can finish it it under 5 minutes even if you look around and explore. The visuals and audio are very well done. You could make a horror game out of it. There’s a sense of creeping horror as you walk through the craft, but you don’t really have any objectives other than to explore.

You find out your purpose at the end of the game. But it’s hard to say without spoiling it. You’ll have to play Greetings by yourself and find out.

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peachscastle

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