Cool Kid Cody’s Totally Unreal Radical Quest for Godhood is an extremely weird and random adventure game where you need to become a skater god in order to earn the power of being one.

The game has a mix of weird colors and genres- puzzles, platforming, and a narrative-style gameplay. Cody is a kid who thinks is the he’s the best in the world and wants to become a god. I mean, he’s cool enough to get out of class by blowing up his teacher.

This game will take you take on a wonderful and extremely weird and random game. You’ll be pretty surprised where this game will take you. You’ll go through a bunch of different gameplay elements in just a short period of time.

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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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Flamingo Quest is a relaxing little adventure game.

It’s a game about a random girl who was raised by a group of flamingos. The game starts out with a group of your “family” and you walk around exploring a small area. You’ll then end up windsurfing a green entity around on a boat. Then it gets weirder. I don’t want to spoil the game, but you’ll have to find out for yourself.

If you’re in for a weird adventure, try out Flamingo Quest.

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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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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.

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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Outrunning Space! (URL Bar Runner, Running Out of Space) is a single-button runner idle game that takes place in your URL bar.

Yeah, things are getting prety ridiculous in this realm of gaming. All you do is press a single key to jump over the various obstacles that get yoin your way as you’re endlessly running in your URL bar. If you hit one, you’ll move to the left towards the pound (#) symbol. If you touch it, it’s game over.

The game is pretty easy and nothing special. But the point is that you’re playing a game in your browser URL bar. Isn’t that crazy enough?

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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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You play as a young piece of toast and you’re ready to join the sacred Confraternity of Toast. But do you stand a chance? Beat the parkour, puzzles, and platformers in this extremely weird and crazy game about toast. It’s random. It’s funny. And it’s full of jumpscares. I can almost guarantee you’ve never played anything like it.

Try out The Confraternity of Toast for yourself.

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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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The National Library of Geometric Impossibilities! is a puzzle game where you explore a library and need to solve some mind-bending spaces and puzzles as you try to return books to their proper location in a surreal library.

It’s like getting trapped in one of those impossible optical illusion puzzles. Your a dude that just started his new job at the library and all you need to do is turn books in to where they belong on the shelves. It seems easy, but it’s not. You need to navigate some complex areas that really make you think what exactly you’re looking at. You need to solve puzzles and get across some impossible spaces that don’t make sense in order to progress. It really screws with your perception.

The game is only about 20 minutes long but it’s a very complicated puzzler with some imposing architecture and creative and difficult puzzle design. If you’re looking for a trippy puzzler, try out The National Library of Geometric Impossibilities!

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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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Theatre One For The Dreamer is an old-school game that looks like something you’d see out of the PSX-era.

The game has you exploring a few dreams within a game that you’ve offloaded into your gaming console- the JStation! The obvious inspiration from the older PlayStation consoles are apparent and everything from the sound to the artwork is modeled after these older games. The dreams are based on cult classic films which you’ll be able to figure out for yourself if you’ve watched any horror or slasher cult film.

If you’ve played LSD: Dream Emulator back in 1998, this is a very similar experience. It’s just a very weird, crazy, and nonsensical game.

The entire game has you has you looking for keys in each movie’s dream to make progress. The low-poly artwork and the atmosphere are awesome. If you’re looking for a game that’ll throw you back to the past, try out Theatre One For The Dreamer. It’s an experience you won’t want to miss out on!

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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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Lonely Things is a first-person horror adventure game that just took off.

You play as a character who just had a very long trip overnight and needs to take a break. The only place around is this remote hotel that looks like it’s falling apart. All you need is a night’s sleep, but you quickly learn that you should’ve looked elsewhere!

When you wake up in your room, you find a note tagged to your door letting you know that your car has vanished. Now what?

It’s time to explore the lonely, dark hotel and find out what’s going on. And it’s that not lonely after all. But you knew this already, right? There are people to interact with, after all.

Lonely Things features nicely detailed 3D artwork with a very atmospheric environment. The hotel is old, dusty, woody, and features a lot of random objects that are out of place and seem like they just don’t belong there. It really gives you an awkward feeling like you’re in a contemporary hotel or something and everything’s just so eerie.

The color palette uses darker tones and really gives rise to the feeling that something is seriously hiding in the hotel with you. There are lights and stuff, but they really don’t help much. It almost feels like you’re in a giant mansion or something.

The ambiance of this game is just amazing. It has a nice backstory and sets it up perfectly for your objective. The sounds, sights, and basic plot all come together for a terrifying experience that features on slowly creeping horror rather than jumpscares. But that’s not to say there aren’t any.

You’ll find character models in this game that really add to the whole creepiness of it. Everything’s a little off and little weird. You’ll wonder what’s going on rather than what’s around the corner. You’ll be tense at many points while you’re exploring the hotel.

The game features a soundtrack as well that’ll suck you right into the horrifying atmosphere. It features creepy notes with just a bit of juice to pump up your anxiety. If you hate creepy and catchy tunes, you’re in for a bad time. It’ll creep you out.

Without spoiling the plot too much, you’ll be looking for items around the hotel. You’ll find some unique touches to the game and plenty of eerie vibes around the place. It goes a little more than just collecting items and running away. You’ll have to play it to find out.

Overall, Lonely Things is a fresh new take on the horror genre. It’s still in development and has a good start so far. Try it out using the link below and let the dev know what you think.

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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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Past Cure is a first-person horror game that plays on your psychological senses.

The game has you playing as a retired soldier named Ian. He was captured and went through hours of painful torture and crazy science experiments which have left him in a destroyed and crippled mental states. He sees flashbacks of the time and nightmares all around. However, this has enabled him to use special abilities.

You’ll be able to manipulate time and also control objects from afar. I guess not all of the science experiments were bad. Some must’ve paid off. Getting astral projection isn’t necessarily a bad ability, eh?

The game has you searching for clues and answers. You explore a dark, damp building in search of the people who did this to you alongside your trusted brother. The game takes place in a prison that you’d think is abandoned, but guess again. Ian is torn between the real world and the nightmares he gets from his dreams, so the game blends dreams and reality into one experience.

Past Cure has a few scares that are quite unexpected and mixes both horror and stealth into one game. This isn’t a new concept or anything as many games have done this before- namely Amnesia.

However, there are also some parts where you need to use your abilities in order to solve puzzles as well. You’ll use gun battles and combos from your fists as well. You’ll have to use both action and stealth elements in order to progress.

If you’re a fan of some good psychological horror, you need to check out Past Cure. It’s more of a thriller game than a horror game, but it still has that scary element to it. It’s got monsters. And the graphics are extremely realistic. It also has a strong storyline element to it as well.

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Over the Moonlight is a weird little experience that’s weird, trippy, and a little creepy at the same time.

It’s not a horror game at its core, but the whole concept of it has some horror elements.

It’s a tiny little LSD simulator-like experience with a soothing soundtrack to accompany you. The game puts you on an island with a boat and gives you a crazy mishmash of colors. You can “paint” the atmosphere with a huge array of colors.

So you walk around, explore, and travel between different islands to see what’s new. Each island has new colors and areas for you to paint and is unique in its own way. It’s not really a game, but more like an atmospheric simulator. You’ll need total immersion and good headphones to fully experience it. The whole point of the experience is just to see all the colors and get immersed. It’s kind of scary, fascinating, and extremely interesting all at the same time.

The graphics and artwork are what make up Over the Moonlight. Everything looks like you’re in a dream and lost in a world of colors. It has an abstract look to it that’s weird, perplexing, and soothing.

This game could either creep you out or give you a very zen-link experience.

Do you play the game, or does it play you? It’s one of those games that you could hardly call a game.

The controls are kind of weird, so they’ll take getting used to (see controls below to save yourself time).

It’s a strange game with no story. But it makes for a very weird little experience that’s pretty immersive. The game is really what you make of it.

Some awkward control tips:

Z = Move forward

Q = Move Left

R = Restart game

It’s free to play and you can try out Over the Moonlight for yourself using the link below. It’s a weird one.

The game does require a pretty beefy computer for its graphics.

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