The Best Games from Indiepocalypse Issues #8, #9 & #10!
Rachael takes a look at issue #8, #9, and #10 of Indiepocalypse, a monthly zine and game bundle featuring 10 indie games each month!
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Little Misfortune: She’s a Little Lady, That’s What She Is!
Rachael reviews Little Misfortune, a sweet and dark point-and-click adventure and game of consequences, from KillMonday Games, developers of Fran Bow.
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SHUT IN: This Game will Insult You!
Rachael reviews SHUT IN, a psychological horror-comedy where the protagonist’s house becomes a prison-like manifestation of their isolation and depression.
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Stilstand: An Insightful Portrayal of Loneliness
Rachael reviews Stilstand, a haunting interactive novel about mental health in which players can smoke, drink, date and talk to their very own monster!
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How to Win: Theatre Company turns Game Dev!
Rachael reviews How to Win, an interactive adventure in which players get to decide the rules of the game and what is required in order to win!
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What Remains of Edith Finch?
Rachael reviews What Remains of Edith Finch, an enigmatic journey into the past, by Giant Sparrow and AnnaPurna Interactive!
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She Dreams Elsewhere: An Anxiety-Ridden Demo
Rachael reviews a demo for She Dreams Elsewhere, an upcoming adventure RPG with surreal pixel art and an anxiety-ridden, dream exploring protagonist!
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Lydia – International Version Coming to Mobile this Autumn
Rachael reviews Lydia, an emotional experience about a little girl in a world of adults, released for PC in 2017 and coming to mobile this autumn!
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Rusty Lake Paradise – or is it?
Rachael reviews Rusty Lake Paradise, one of a series of unique point-and-click horror games available on both PC and mobile.
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