Sprignore is a platforming game that has you controlling sprigs while a narrator dictates what you should do to behave.

The game will instantly remind you of The Stanley Parable but a platforming indie version of it. You control a bunch of small plants that awake in a research lab and you’re not sure what’s happening.

But then, a narrator that sounds like the guy from The Stanley Parable starts talking to you and helps you navigate the place and tries to keep you safe from danger. but if you choose not to listen, you can disobey him at will and find out all the secrets the game’s got up its sleeve.

There’s enough to keep you busy for a few minutes, and it’s a lot more fun to see what he’ll come up with next. I didn’t even finish the game as I’m supposed to until the very last playthrough.

Sprignore is still in early access, but it has a bunch of neat humor and pixel art and plenty of hidden narrations to discover. Definitely worth a play.

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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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You Left Me is a dark and surreal first-person visual novel that deals with some touchy subjects.

It has you playing with a cyclopic cat and a hilarious moon that tells some lame jokes. It plays just like any other visual novel, but one thing you’ll notice about this game is the artwork. It’s STUNNING.

It features a variety of scenes which you’ll appreciate all the detail that went into the hand-drawn artwork. It simply looks gorgeous. It’s like the devs went out and paid a professional artist to draw stills and blend it with some very nice colors and detail and then mashed it into a novel. The game looks like something from the Final Fantasy series. It’s seriously one of the gorgeous visual novels I’ve ever seen. It’s a nice change from the saturated anime-style you see pretty much in every other novel.

Anyway, you play as a character that wakes up in a different world and you only have until nighttime to escape. You need to find out why you’re here and what you need to do. But at the same time, you’ve forgotten something that you need to recover and seek out. Without spoiling the game, you’ll have to find out for yourself. The story mixes humor, dark, and some other touchy subjects like loneliness and even suicide into one emotionally-driven visual novel. It’s a very polished game.

It features 5 different endings depending on the choices you make and you’ll likely play through at least two of them. It’s that good of a game. I wanted to see all endings so I had to constantly make the “wrong” choices in order to see them all. Each playthrough lasts from about 10 to 20 minutes, so you can easily sail through it and witness the dreamlike original artwork.

The story is amazing. It’s inspiriting and beautiful. I’m not saying anymore.

Play it. You Left Me is available for free using the link below. If you like it, support the developer and get some nice bonuses like HD wallpapers.

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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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