15 Cosy Indie Games Worth Staying Home For This Autumn
Rachael lists 15 cosy indie games that are worth staying in for this Autumn. Grab a blanket and a hot drink and get gaming!
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Theropods – Genres Clash as a Prehistoric World Meets Sci-Fi
Rachael reviews Theropods, a wordless point-and-click that combines a prehistoric world with a sci-fi twist!
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Lost and Found: A This Bed We Made Story – Sophie Roy Returns!
Rachael reviews Lost and Found: A This Bed We Made Story, a standalone sequel following snooping stewardess Sophie Roy aboard a ship.
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Big Walk – The Art of Getting Lost and Finding Your Friends
Rachael reviews Big Walk, a fun new communication-centred puzzle adventure game that can be played with 2-12 players.
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Find Your Words – A Short but Wholesome Family-Friendly Adventure
Rachael reviews Find Your Words, a short but wholesome family-friendly game about a non-verbal child’s first visit to summer camp.
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Servant of the Lake: Rusty Lake Returns to Their Roots!
Rachael reviews Servant of the Lake, a brand new title in the eerie Rusty lake series in which players must serve the Vanderboom siblings!
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Murder is Game Over: Final Fright – A Fond Farewell to Detective Guy and Cleo
Rachael reviews Murder is Game Over: Final Fright, a short but satisfying send off for loveable detective duo, Guy and his dog, Cleo!
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Adorable Adventures – This Little Piggy Lost His Siblings
Rachael reviews Adorable Adventures, a relaxing third-person adventure in which players take on the role of an inquisitive baby boar.
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Nippets – A Delightfully Puzzling Hidden Object Game
Rachael reviews Nippets, a delightful, hand-drawn hidden object game with light narrative and puzzle elements.
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Fishbowl – An Uplifting Tale of Grief, Hope, and Self-Discovery
Rachael reviews Fishbowl, an endearing slice-of-life narrative RPG that follows 21-year-old Alo as she navigates big life changes and revisits her past.
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