25 Indie Games To Get Excited About In September 2021
Prepare yourself for indie games overload as September 2021 is bringing a mountain of promising titles.
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Road 96 Review (Switch) – Leave Politics Behind
Road 96 is a procedural road trip of a story, featuring some tight tunes, and a lot of mini-games. Is it a contender in the narrative-focused game scene, or is it going 96mph in the wrong direction? The Finger Guns Review:
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Hades Review (PS5) – Death Is Not The End
Already hailed a masterpiece on Switch and PC, Hades launches on PlayStation and Xbox this week. Is it as good as they claim, or does this hype have no substance? The Finger Guns Review:
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Clid The Snail Sneak Peek – Metal Slug
We got a sneak peek at Clid the Snail in action, and it’s slimy!
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Hands-On with Back 4 Blood Early Access – Want You Back, Want You Back 4 Blood….
How’s Turtle Rock’s latest multiplayer shooter coming together? We spent the weekend finding out..
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Imagine Earth Review (Xbox One) – Imagine There’s Only Triangles
Imagine Earth is a resource management sim with a heavy lean towards sustainable technologies. But is it preachy or a fun and practical solution to all Earth’s problems? The Finger Guns Review:
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Samurai Warriors 5 Review (Xbox One) – The Latest Samurai
Samurai Warriors 5 is out now. The 5th iteration of a storied franchise. Is it more of the same, or is there enough new elements to justify diving back into the Sengoku Era? The Finger Guns Review:
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Cris Tales Review (PS5) – A Crystal Chronicle
Gorgeous JRPG indie Cris Tales is finally out after a few delays. Nothing a Time Crystal wouldn’t have sorted though. So is it as fun to play as it is beautiful to look at? The Finger Guns Review:
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Death’s Door Review (Xbox One) – As The Crow Reaps
Acid Nerve are back with Death’s Door, a unique isometric slasher built on Zelda and Souls ingredients. The Finger Guns Review:
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Within The Blade Review (PS5) – Shur-I-Can’t
Within The Blade is a 2D ninja slash-em-up for fans of Katana Zero or The Messenger, but it struggles under the weight of comparison. The Finger Guns Review:
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