These are my favourite videos, and the ones I specially give a thumbs up: hidden gems. We all follow the AAA titles, but only YOU are capable of turning Steam upside down when searching for these hidden titles. Thank you for your service.
Haiku, the Robot is one of my favourite games of the year. It felt like playing a pixelated Hollow Knight, which is probably the highest praise one can give. May I add The Tarnishing of Juxtia to the list, a Souls-like with gorgeous pixel-art. And I also would like to give a shout-out to The Captain, a point & click adventure with minimalistic but equally beautiful pixel-art. I'm cheating a bit on that one, because it was actually already released back in December of last year.
Midnight Fight Express does look awesome! Even better than a John Wick movie. Haku The Robot has really nice colour palette imo. Souldiers pixel art platform combat looks fun. Patrick's Parbox looks fun for a puzzle game but Wilmet's Warehouse really sticks in my mind for that kind of game - especially if you have worked in a warehouse! Card Shark looks really fresh and fun!
Twenty more games that I personally wanna draw more eyes to, because screw it I can and I will: - Buck Up and Drive! - FixFox - Revita - Mago - FAITH: The Unholy Trilogy - McPixel 3 - Lunistice - Gunlocked - Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator - Shadows Over Loathing - Betrayal at Club Low - Doko Roko - BROK the InvestiGator - Please Fix the Road - DRAINUS - Entity Researchers - Ctrl Alt Ego - Outcore: Desktop Adventure - Sunday Gold - The Past Within
I've noticed over the years my brain has been craving more games like Taiji, over the usual action games I play, so thanks for always putting them on your lists!
I have to put in my 2¢ on the knight witch, but I’m not sure what to say, because I didn’t play it very long. The craziest thing is that I didn’t stop playing because I didn’t like it, but I don’t know if I’ll be able to pick it back up… geez, how do I explain this without spoiling the story? Let me start off by saying that I was more excited to play this than anything else over the last few months. And the fact that the devs got me to play it knowing there is a random card battle system involved, is nothing short of a miracle! I don’t like cards, they have no place in my life, and I don’t want them within a five mile radius of my games. PERIOD! Yet that wasn’t even the thing that made me stop playing, it was the story. Maybe I was just feeling a little extra sensitive that particular day, but when I started learning about the deception in some of the main characters, and how their entire system is corrupt, and the majority of the populace are unaware… well, it just hits a little too close to home, and brought up many of the same feelings I get in real life when I try to show people what a joke this world is, and how essentially everything we think we know is wrong, and how we are most likely heading towards something pretty bad in the not too distant future. It’s already too much to deal with in real life, I don’t need these uneasy feelings during my entertainment time. I’m sure I’ll eventually pick it back up, but I just can’t right now. My only gripe when it comes to gameplay is the cards, it would be better to just pick certain spells to use with specific buttons (same thing with astral ascent, the cards just get in the way).
Thanks for these good sir. Back when Totalbiscuit was around I used to kind of rely on his Cooptional podcast for finding out about good titles that hadnt received much attention and since then I hadnt event realised how much I was missing, not just from this video but from many of your other ones. Keep up the good work 👍
A little to the left was a very cozy satisfying little game that I enjoyed playing and can't recommend enough, I played lost in play too and loved my little adventure with those 2 little siblings 😊 I thought I would see taiji on the pixel art video as I still think that it looks really beautiful but still have to get to play it but it's sitting nicely on my list Thanks for being my daily dose of joy browsing through games and discovering what will be my next adventure, thanks for hours of entertainment, wish you all the best 👑❤️💙💛
Puzzle games. The Witness probably made the biggest splash in recent years, and it had all the problems of every puzzle game. It makes sense to solve this puzzle like this, or like this, or like this, or maybe twenty other ways, and I'm standing here trying to read the developer's mind. Or, I could go play a fun game.
Was not expecting WeirdRPG to be at the top (or on the list at all, honestly), but it makes sense with the reasoning you give. I like what you picked for this overall, though it's a real shame for some of these like Moonscars that they didn't sell better.
Is Moonscars any good on Switch? I've been playing on xbox series x and the game is good, fun and all, but I the controls have been a major issue for me. A lot of the times the game simply don't recognize your actions. For exemple casting a spell and moving the left stick to either side to move before the spell is finished will leave your character standing still because the game sometimes don't recognize the imput, so you have to wait the animation end before telling the game where you want to go. A lot of times that made me die or put me into annoying circunstances.
Clemmy before I forget to ask, is there any way you could send me links to all the videos you’ve ever done? I know it’s a pain, but TH-cam is messed up where they only let you go back 3 years, and I’m searching for an indie game from probably around 2015 or so. I’m pretty sure you were the only indie based channel I was watching at the time, so it has to be something you highlighted (it was an isometric action/rpg possibly roguelite, and had a graphic style somewhat similar to a cross between hyper light drifter, and fountains. You were referring to it as a Zelda style game, and the only image I remember was the character in a forest, I believe he was lying down next to or on a rock (if you can guess what it is from that description, you really are the indie game king!!!)
channel didn't exist in 2015 :P I can't easily generate a list of links to ALL videos made (youtube is not helpful in that way). any more specific details? colour palette maybe?
For some reason I seem to remember it looking like pastel colors. A grey rock, green shrubbery, maybe a purplish hue around the rocks… and for some reason the word path is in my head. I don’t think it was pathless, but it’s been a few years now, and it could just be another word that reminds me of the word path… it’s so frustrating!!! Also, there’s a good chance it was introduced as a kickstarter, steam green light, or go fund me I suppose. Because there was very little info besides a short clip of the character in the forest. And I’m pretty sure it had good animation if that means anything.
I’d say that the thumbnail sums up this year pretty good, a lot of amazing Metroidvanias , and there’s no sign of it slowing down! Souldiers might be my favorite metroidvania of all time, but it’s kinda hard to compare it to the best Metroid or Castlevania when I’ve had 20 years to enjoy them, and only a year of Souldiers.(speaking of metroidvanias Clemmy, we need to have a little talk with the folks at askiisoft and see if they will either consider doing a metroidvania spinoff or go that route with the sequel to Katana zero? I’m probably in the minority, but I didn’t think the gameplay fit the graphics/art style. I was expecting something like “Ninja gaiden”, “ninja spirit”, or even “Revenge of shinobi”, but it was more like “out of this world” on speed! And I kept finding myself wanting to stop playing to appreciate the gorgeous graphics because unfortunately you can’t really do that while playing… that Ninja spirit clone is actually really good by the way, can’t wait for it! Hey Sega, can you please do a reboot of revenge of shinobi? It’s definitely long overdue!!!
ALL TIME? That's high praise. Katana Zero DLC is in the works, then there's this old tweet from them, not sure if they are still working on it: twitter.com/askiisoft/status/462351134795915264?lang=en
@@ClemmyGames I don’t know, maybe I’m crazy, but Souldiers just had perfect animation, the difficulty was just hard enough, level design was better than anything else I can think of right now. And sometimes developers hit a sweet spot where the world feels like it really exists, and all the characters look like they truly belong in it. The speed of the characters, which is always something I look for, is also spot on. I still need to go back and finish it, I was having controller issues where the right analog was glitching out and randomly shutting off whatever I had equipped.
Is haak and Islets really good? I'm super down for this good looking metroidvanias. Kinda with a burnout of rogue likes. I want to explore. Are they too short? I want to know more from people that payed them
@@ClemmyGames Makes sense. PS5 version still has a bug where your save file can be deleted at any random time. Both Switch and PS5 apparently also have some sort of issue where an asset (late game, from what I understand) may not load that is required to progress, and restarting the game doesn't fix the issue. I'm not sure if wiping the save file fixes it. I really want to get the game, but as someone who can only game on PS5 or Switch, I'm not willing to risk it. Hopefully I'll get a Steam Deck this year so I can try it out. It looks wonderful otherwise.
I keep going back and forth in Souldiers. It is a feast gut the eyes but all I hear is that it’s a buggy mess even thus far out from launch. I want to play it and love it, but I don’t want to support devs who release an unfinished game.
I absolutely love Card Shark. Classic cheating game with good music, humor and cool story. I used to love Souldiers when it first came out this past June....but then later the developers NERFED the game in order to please all the crybabies out there who thought it was too hard to play. Souldiers is still a fun game...but not the same. I miss its original format. Haak looks interesting though. May give it a try.
@@greermcgreer8596 I honestly don't know for sure regarding the loading issues. I played Souldiers on Steam and did not have trouble with loading. I heard that people who played it on Nintendo Switch had problems with the loading issues, but I don't know if they corrected that or not. I wish I could tell you. The recent reviews regarding the game did get better reviews because they did fix some bug issues, so it is a possible that they did. My issue with the game was that the developers made the game soft compared to what it was originally. This game back in June on Steam when it first came out, was totally bad ass before they patched it.
Has Souldiers been patched? There was input lag, stuttering, and really long load times. Beautiful game, but the loading times really made the game horrible because you die a lot. I would be extremely happy if the devs patched it
Wishlisted legioncraft before from a previous vid but waiting for english Already bought rogue tower and wishlisted some others as well Orx has420 reviews atm
Is there a reason why you've taken to sometimes refraining from naming a game until 15+ seconds into your description of it? (Especially with those unnamed in the timestamps at the end.) It seems like you're explicitly dodging around it just to tease us each time, and I just want to know what the game's called before I'm actively listening.
I really don't think game "made by a single person dev" is a selling point. If a game is good then it's good, regardless of how many people made it. What if a gamer played 1 of those game & hated it, he will most probably avoid any other game just because only 1 person made it. Not fair to the game especially plenty of pathetic shovelware nowadays.
Well, we are talking about indies here after all so it's important to highlight creations by solo developers since that's about as indie as you can get. Hopefully it inspires some people to try making games
Hey the list is nice but i can barely understand what you’re saying 😅 not trying to be rude but maybe try to work a bit on your pronounciation or talk a little slower
@@Allen-jj7vv Souldiers was super buggy on release. Like several game breaking bugs throughout the game. Not to mention being poorly balanced. It shouldn’t be on a hidden gem list
this channel does amazing work, there are many games folks have never tried which would suit them very well. Post your own list of non-mainstream games or consider deleting your comment
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These are my favourite videos, and the ones I specially give a thumbs up: hidden gems. We all follow the AAA titles, but only YOU are capable of turning Steam upside down when searching for these hidden titles. Thank you for your service.
Cheers, thank you for the support
Haiku, the Robot is one of my favourite games of the year. It felt like playing a pixelated Hollow Knight, which is probably the highest praise one can give. May I add The Tarnishing of Juxtia to the list, a Souls-like with gorgeous pixel-art. And I also would like to give a shout-out to The Captain, a point & click adventure with minimalistic but equally beautiful pixel-art. I'm cheating a bit on that one, because it was actually already released back in December of last year.
nice. Haiku is great!
Midnight Fight Express does look awesome! Even better than a John Wick movie.
Haku The Robot has really nice colour palette imo.
Souldiers pixel art platform combat looks fun.
Patrick's Parbox looks fun for a puzzle game but Wilmet's Warehouse really sticks in my mind for that kind of game - especially if you have worked in a warehouse!
Card Shark looks really fresh and fun!
thanks for the writeup!
A new indie GOTY 2022 video.
Interesting. Good.
cheers!
Twenty more games that I personally wanna draw more eyes to, because screw it I can and I will:
- Buck Up and Drive!
- FixFox
- Revita
- Mago
- FAITH: The Unholy Trilogy
- McPixel 3
- Lunistice
- Gunlocked
- Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator
- Shadows Over Loathing
- Betrayal at Club Low
- Doko Roko
- BROK the InvestiGator
- Please Fix the Road
- DRAINUS
- Entity Researchers
- Ctrl Alt Ego
- Outcore: Desktop Adventure
- Sunday Gold
- The Past Within
I've noticed over the years my brain has been craving more games like Taiji, over the usual action games I play, so thanks for always putting them on your lists!
nice. join me in the old man club 👴 😂
@@ClemmyGames sure thing 🤣👍
The last spell also had some nice updates this year and is really worth a try :D
I have to put in my 2¢ on the knight witch, but I’m not sure what to say, because I didn’t play it very long. The craziest thing is that I didn’t stop playing because I didn’t like it, but I don’t know if I’ll be able to pick it back up… geez, how do I explain this without spoiling the story?
Let me start off by saying that I was more excited to play this than anything else over the last few months. And the fact that the devs got me to play it knowing there is a random card battle system involved, is nothing short of a miracle! I don’t like cards, they have no place in my life, and I don’t want them within a five mile radius of my games. PERIOD! Yet that wasn’t even the thing that made me stop playing, it was the story. Maybe I was just feeling a little extra sensitive that particular day, but when I started learning about the deception in some of the main characters, and how their entire system is corrupt, and the majority of the populace are unaware… well, it just hits a little too close to home, and brought up many of the same feelings I get in real life when I try to show people what a joke this world is, and how essentially everything we think we know is wrong, and how we are most likely heading towards something pretty bad in the not too distant future. It’s already too much to deal with in real life, I don’t need these uneasy feelings during my entertainment time.
I’m sure I’ll eventually pick it back up, but I just can’t right now. My only gripe when it comes to gameplay is the cards, it would be better to just pick certain spells to use with specific buttons (same thing with astral ascent, the cards just get in the way).
'Ghost Song' gives me a similar otherworldly feeling as 'Soul Reaver' did ~20 years ago.
That’s quite a statement
how so?
Thanks for these good sir. Back when Totalbiscuit was around I used to kind of rely on his Cooptional podcast for finding out about good titles that hadnt received much attention and since then I hadnt event realised how much I was missing, not just from this video but from many of your other ones. Keep up the good work 👍
Ghost Song, Somerville and nobody saves the world are at the top of my list, but there was plenty of good ones this year as well.
somerville! Interesting, heard mixed things on that
A little to the left was a very cozy satisfying little game that I enjoyed playing and can't recommend enough, I played lost in play too and loved my little adventure with those 2 little siblings 😊 I thought I would see taiji on the pixel art video as I still think that it looks really beautiful but still have to get to play it but it's sitting nicely on my list
Thanks for being my daily dose of joy browsing through games and discovering what will be my next adventure, thanks for hours of entertainment, wish you all the best 👑❤️💙💛
Card sharks was such a great game, I practiced so much only to blunder the final level. Roughly a 10-hour game
Taiji’s art design looks cool!
Puzzle games. The Witness probably made the biggest splash in recent years, and it had all the problems of every puzzle game. It makes sense to solve this puzzle like this, or like this, or like this, or maybe twenty other ways, and I'm standing here trying to read the developer's mind. Or, I could go play a fun game.
different kind of fun ;)
Islets was fantastic. I love the art style and gameplay was really a joy. Highly recommend.
Couldn't agree more!
Happy New Year to everyone ! Thanks for giving me 10000 games to add to my Steam wishlist Clemmy 😂
Happy new year!
this is the real hidden gems, thanks for your recommendation
you're welcome!
Was not expecting WeirdRPG to be at the top (or on the list at all, honestly), but it makes sense with the reasoning you give. I like what you picked for this overall, though it's a real shame for some of these like Moonscars that they didn't sell better.
:D Here's hoping this video helps them
TUNIC! Game of the year. Hands down.
Nice
Is Moonscars any good on Switch? I've been playing on xbox series x and the game is good, fun and all, but I the controls have been a major issue for me. A lot of the times the game simply don't recognize your actions. For exemple casting a spell and moving the left stick to either side to move before the spell is finished will leave your character standing still because the game sometimes don't recognize the imput, so you have to wait the animation end before telling the game where you want to go. A lot of times that made me die or put me into annoying circunstances.
0:06 it's available on mobile you can buy it or play it for free with ads
I saw that! Looked dodgy so I wasn't sure if it was a legit port
I just love your channel. :)
Thank you so much!
Clemmy before I forget to ask, is there any way you could send me links to all the videos you’ve ever done? I know it’s a pain, but TH-cam is messed up where they only let you go back 3 years, and I’m searching for an indie game from probably around 2015 or so. I’m pretty sure you were the only indie based channel I was watching at the time, so it has to be something you highlighted (it was an isometric action/rpg possibly roguelite, and had a graphic style somewhat similar to a cross between hyper light drifter, and fountains. You were referring to it as a Zelda style game, and the only image I remember was the character in a forest, I believe he was lying down next to or on a rock (if you can guess what it is from that description, you really are the indie game king!!!)
channel didn't exist in 2015 :P I can't easily generate a list of links to ALL videos made (youtube is not helpful in that way). any more specific details? colour palette maybe?
For some reason I seem to remember it looking like pastel colors. A grey rock, green shrubbery, maybe a purplish hue around the rocks… and for some reason the word path is in my head. I don’t think it was pathless, but it’s been a few years now, and it could just be another word that reminds me of the word path… it’s so frustrating!!! Also, there’s a good chance it was introduced as a kickstarter, steam green light, or go fund me I suppose. Because there was very little info besides a short clip of the character in the forest. And I’m pretty sure it had good animation if that means anything.
Golden Idle and Hobs Barrow are amazing! Card Shark was so good. Also recommend Signalis.
good year for adventure games all things considered
@@ClemmyGames it was! Pentiment was one of my GOTY
I played most of these on my channel great list like always thanks alot for showing off these awesome games!
Glad you like them!
@@ClemmyGames Awesome channel too bud!
I’d say that the thumbnail sums up this year pretty good, a lot of amazing Metroidvanias , and there’s no sign of it slowing down! Souldiers might be my favorite metroidvania of all time, but it’s kinda hard to compare it to the best Metroid or Castlevania when I’ve had 20 years to enjoy them, and only a year of Souldiers.(speaking of metroidvanias Clemmy, we need to have a little talk with the folks at askiisoft and see if they will either consider doing a metroidvania spinoff or go that route with the sequel to Katana zero? I’m probably in the minority, but I didn’t think the gameplay fit the graphics/art style.
I was expecting something like “Ninja gaiden”, “ninja spirit”, or even “Revenge of shinobi”, but it was more like “out of this world” on speed! And I kept finding myself wanting to stop playing to appreciate the gorgeous graphics because unfortunately you can’t really do that while playing… that Ninja spirit clone is actually really good by the way, can’t wait for it! Hey Sega, can you please do a reboot of revenge of shinobi? It’s definitely long overdue!!!
ALL TIME? That's high praise.
Katana Zero DLC is in the works, then there's this old tweet from them, not sure if they are still working on it: twitter.com/askiisoft/status/462351134795915264?lang=en
@@ClemmyGames I don’t know, maybe I’m crazy, but Souldiers just had perfect animation, the difficulty was just hard enough, level design was better than anything else I can think of right now. And sometimes developers hit a sweet spot where the world feels like it really exists, and all the characters look like they truly belong in it. The speed of the characters, which is always something I look for, is also spot on. I still need to go back and finish it, I was having controller issues where the right analog was glitching out and randomly shutting off whatever I had equipped.
The background music was a bit loud during #2.
Great video though, thanks.
whoops
I like to play games like unravel, inside, little nightmares. Are there any new similar games?
Crystal Project is so addicting if you love exploration.
👀
What a wonderful list. Bravo!
Glad you enjoyed it!
HAHAH i knew the "Chaos" was coming XD
Nice 😊
Is haak and Islets really good? I'm super down for this good looking metroidvanias. Kinda with a burnout of rogue likes. I want to explore. Are they too short? I want to know more from people that payed them
They are good (but short), it's a nice palette cleanser between rogue-lites
Hey Clemmy, thank you for your consistency. I always look forward to your videos. Is Twitter the best way to send you a trailer for my latest game?
sure! email is fine as well, or you can submit via the contact from on my site www.thebestindiegames.com/contact
Looking forward into 2023. I am most excited for the last case of Benedict fox.
good pick
They fixed the problems and loading time in Souldiers for the Switch?
I have no idea, PC here
Haak is really good, the only downfall is that most areas look the same. That's the only thing that brought the game down imo,
Anyone considering Souldiers on consoles should check out the game's subreddit before buying.
thanks for sharing. I'm primarily PC so I didn't' have any idea on performance there
@@ClemmyGames Makes sense. PS5 version still has a bug where your save file can be deleted at any random time. Both Switch and PS5 apparently also have some sort of issue where an asset (late game, from what I understand) may not load that is required to progress, and restarting the game doesn't fix the issue. I'm not sure if wiping the save file fixes it. I really want to get the game, but as someone who can only game on PS5 or Switch, I'm not willing to risk it. Hopefully I'll get a Steam Deck this year so I can try it out. It looks wonderful otherwise.
HAAK is the best metrodvania of 2022. Easily.
Good game
I do love a hidden gem. Definitely some on this list for me to check out and some I already have 😎
nice
Someone explain: "Hello, human. You are a snail"
😂 Meta commentary probably addressing YOU the human player
@@ClemmyGames I guess I'm a snail.
YO CLEM!!!!!!!! GReat vid brotha keep em coming CHEERS!
More to come!
Wow Taiji needs a switch port ASAP!
YEAH
Haiku the Robot is a sick fun game
I keep going back and forth in Souldiers. It is a feast gut the eyes but all I hear is that it’s a buggy mess even thus far out from launch. I want to play it and love it, but I don’t want to support devs who release an unfinished game.
fair enough
Haiku , the Robot is a great game.
it is!
Whats the gamenin rhe thumbnail with the red dragon?
Souldiers
I absolutely love Card Shark. Classic cheating game with good music, humor and cool story. I used to love Souldiers when it first came out this past June....but then later the developers NERFED the game in order to please all the crybabies out there who thought it was too hard to play. Souldiers is still a fun game...but not the same. I miss its original format. Haak looks interesting though. May give it a try.
Did they patch the terrible loading issues? It killed the games for me
@@greermcgreer8596 I honestly don't know for sure regarding the loading issues. I played Souldiers on Steam and did not have trouble with loading. I heard that people who played it on Nintendo Switch had problems with the loading issues, but I don't know if they corrected that or not. I wish I could tell you. The recent reviews regarding the game did get better reviews because they did fix some bug issues, so it is a possible that they did. My issue with the game was that the developers made the game soft compared to what it was originally. This game back in June on Steam when it first came out, was totally bad ass before they patched it.
card shark is great! shame on the rocky launch of souldiers
@@ClemmyGames Amen. Hopefully someday the developers will straighten out Souldiers.
Have improved souldiers? I played and returned mostly for that unbalanced gameplay. Good look but not good in general at launch.
on pc at least. console versions still seem to be having issues
A sequel to warriors of the nile? Niceee
Yeah
games liked are 25,23,21,20,17,16,13,12,11,
Grimvalor is the best Hidden Gem I've played no one talks about.
i played Weird RPG and it was Fun!
--- im a little sad theres not much hidden gem turned based titles tis year -_-
mm
Как говорится мне не передать что в моей черепной коробке телепередач, я вернулся, держись мир. Вы заказали мою голову-я подаю вам признаки жизни
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Has Souldiers been patched? There was input lag, stuttering, and really long load times. Beautiful game, but the loading times really made the game horrible because you die a lot. I would be extremely happy if the devs patched it
PC seems ok at least, from other comments console versions still seem like a mess
@@ClemmyGames good to know, I wanted to get it for my steam deck as it was a load-fest on my switch
Wishlisted legioncraft before from a previous vid but waiting for english
Already bought rogue tower and wishlisted some others as well
Orx has420 reviews atm
nice, oo yeah orx is a good one
Great video, but dungeon munchies?
good one, need to fit it in somewhere
some of us are hot as hell on puzzle games XD
nice
More games to the wishlist, maybe one day I can, not buy them, thats easy, play them, hahaha.
wishlisting helps!
The organizing game with a cat looks mind numbingly bad
Not everyone wants to play fortnite.
@@gabrielmm2669 I agree.
Fortnite is also terrible.
To each their own. I liked it!
dude you dint put the name of the last one
Is there a reason why you've taken to sometimes refraining from naming a game until 15+ seconds into your description of it? (Especially with those unnamed in the timestamps at the end.) It seems like you're explicitly dodging around it just to tease us each time, and I just want to know what the game's called before I'm actively listening.
bingo! it's the tease & audience retention
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAK!
YEAH
Why is The Witness "pretentious"? Did you mean "ambitious" or something like that?
Signalis?
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@@ClemmyGames Ah isee Thanks.
where is CHAINED ECHOES?!
bruh th-cam.com/video/AG1usXVJeO0/w-d-xo.html
I really don't think game "made by a single person dev" is a selling point. If a game is good then it's good, regardless of how many people made it. What if a gamer played 1 of those game & hated it, he will most probably avoid any other game just because only 1 person made it. Not fair to the game especially plenty of pathetic shovelware nowadays.
Well, we are talking about indies here after all so it's important to highlight creations by solo developers since that's about as indie as you can get. Hopefully it inspires some people to try making games
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Too many pc games
Indies are primarily pc
@@ClemmyGames i still like to see more games for Xbox and ps4
hi, please give me a review of the game on steam all in vain
first
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Hey the list is nice but i can barely understand what you’re saying 😅 not trying to be rude but maybe try to work a bit on your pronounciation or talk a little slower
It’s alright. Takes a bit of time to get used to the accent since it isn’t a typical American/British one
This list is like a lake of poop.
Not hidden gems Just random indie games
HAAK and Souldiers are hidden gems.
If they are good and not mainstream then they are hidden gems
@@Allen-jj7vv Souldiers was super buggy on release. Like several game breaking bugs throughout the game. Not to mention being poorly balanced. It shouldn’t be on a hidden gem list
this channel does amazing work, there are many games folks have never tried which would suit them very well. Post your own list of non-mainstream games or consider deleting your comment
@@Am2woods Souldiers should be judged by its current state, which has greatly improved since its release.
The games look all the same. WTF
Disagree
@@ClemmyGames Way too many platformer-metroidvanias in the Indie scene