Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Muscial
Developed by Summerfall Studios
Published by Humble Games
"Gods. Romance. Murder. Musical Numbers?! Play as Grace in a world where Greek Gods live in hiding among us. Change your fate as you draw friends, foes & lovers into song using your powers of musical persuasion to unravel the mystery of the Last Muse's death."
You can find Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Muscial on Steam
You can find Summerfall Studios on Twitter
New survey! So far we've talked about card games, visual novels, roguelikes, hidden gems, itch.io games and Touhou games. Folks have added great games in the shares and comments sections. Eventually, I'd love to start compiling some of these into some posts highlighting some lesser-known gems.
So, this time: What's your favorite 3D indie game?
Since the beginning of video games, it's always been much easier to make a 2D game with a small team than a 3D one. Even as recently as 10 years ago, I'd says the tools available for indie devs skewed much more towards 2D. But now, it finally feels like things are changing, and we've been seeing more and more 3D games come out.
I'm curious to know which ones click with you!
What's the definition of a "3D game"? I don't know! I guess we can say "games where a majority of assets are 3D models" or "games where you spend most of your time navigating a 3D space."
So...which are your favorites? Let me know in the comments!
Hello cohosters!
Back again with a recap of the past month in the world of indie games. Lots of great interviews with game devs here on Cohost this month! Also the batch of games is absolutely stellar.
Without further ado, here's your Indie Game Recap of all of the Cohoster interviews I did and new games I found in July...
I had a chat with C.T. Matthews about Ducky's Delivery Service and the journey of adding Assist Features and Level Editors to indie games.
I had a chat with Lena Raine about Project Astray and how to know when to start incorporating music when you're leading your own game project.
I had a chat with Liana about Narrat, and bringing the tools of making narrative RPGs to the masses.
I had a chat with Can't Get Enough Games about Cold Calling, and bringing real life tech like managing switchboards into the world of game design.
Venba
Developed by Visai Games
Published by Visai Games
"Venba is a short narrative cooking game, where you play as an Indian mom, who immigrates to Canada with her family in the 1980s. Players will cook various dishes and restore lost recipes, hold branching conversations and explore in this story about family, love, loss and more."
You can find Venba on Steam, Nintendo Switch, Playstation, and Xbox
You can find Visai Games on Twitter
