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Wolfstride has a great aesthetic with some strategic mech battles to back it up. Our preview has us excited to see where the full game will take us.

We finally have a 12 Minutes release date, and the time-loop's not far off.

Eldest Souls releases this summer and brings its challenging boss rush combat to all platforms.

Mortal Shell is set to get its first bonafide DLC in The Virtuous Cycle, though Cold Symmetry is currently remaining tight-lipped outside of the reveal.

Black Skylands hits Early Access a tad later than expected but gets a gorgeous trailer to tide us over.

Ska Studios unveiled the next installment in the Salt franchise at the Summer Game Fest kickoff event.

These two upcoming indies will give fans of multiplayer co op two decidedly different but very fun-looking options.

Alba: A Wildlife Adventure wonderfully recontextualizes the video game sandbox as a wholesome call to action.

Pathway is launching on Nintendo Switch in May, and it comes with all DLC and recent expansions.

Black Skylands is an inventive top-down open-world action game that mixes indie charm with mainstream aspirations.

Like so many indies before it, roguelike Scourgebringer has found its true home on the PlayStation Vita.

Black Skylands looks like a fantastic mix of genres and is slated to release later this year. You can play it now during its open playtest.

Bonfire Peaks is about reaching the top of the mountain only because you can let go of everything that holds you back.

The best parts of Death Stranding are the tranquil moments of hiking to good music. Lake captures this same magic but stops well before going off the rails.

Ashwalkers tells an open-ended story the right way, mixing equal parts agency and powerlessness, hope and despair.

Five years after releasing the critically-acclaimed Oxenfree, Night School Studio and MWM Interactive announce Oxenfree II: Lost Signals.

After a long time waiting, Modus Games' Cris Tales has been given a firm release date for later this year.

Get ready to set sail on a massive adventure, as King of Seas releases soon.

Forgotten Fields is a flawed, sometimes frustrating experience, but its best moments are authentic and relatable enough to still make the journey worthwhile.

Say your prayers — the physical edition of Blasphemous will take you to the pits of damnation all over again.