19 Indie Games To Get Excited About In July 2022
July 2022 looks like it could be a special one for indie games. Here’s 19 indie games we think you should keep your eye on throughout the month.
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Scarf Review (PC) – Pulling The Wool Over Your Eyes
A charming, non-combative platformer, Scarf is a short but enjoyable game that crafts a clever two-sided narrative. The Finger Guns review.
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One Hand Clapping Review (PS4) – Fine Tuned
Good at singing? Doesn’t matter! One Hand Clapping won’t judge as you sing or hum your way through pastel worlds in this innovative puzzle adventure game. The Finger Guns review:
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SkyDrift Infinity Review (PS4) – Now This Is Plane Racing!
A fast and fun return to the days of arcade racers, does SkyDrift Infinity have what it takes to hit that nostalgia? The Finger Guns review:
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Pile Up! Box by Box Review (PS4) – Ticks Most Of The Boxes
With the likes of Overcooked, Switch N’ Bake, Moving Out, will Pile Up! match up to the rest of them? The Finger Guns review:
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4-Player Co-op Shooter ‘Perish’ Unveiled By HandyGames
From German developers Item 42, Perish is a 4 player co-op first person shooter set in Elysium. When you think
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13 Indie Games To Get Excited About in June 2021
You didn’t really want a social life anyway, right? Here’s 13 indie games to get excited about in June 2021 including Stonefly, Operation: Tango and Curved Space.
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El Hijo – A Wild West Tale Review (PS4) – Tactical Kindergarten Action
A colourful stealth games that focuses on shadow and cunning, can El Hijo offer more than its linearity suggests? The Finger Guns review:
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El Hijo: A Wild West Tale Review – Crouching Nipper, Hidden Young’n
Is this stealth game a best Western? Or should it be shown the saloon door? What does this even mean? The Fingers Guns review of El Hijo: A Wild West Tale.
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Chicken Police (PC) Review – Murder Most Fowl
A hard-boiled point and click murder mystery, Chicken Police swaps the humans for the animals and colour for black and white. But is it a poultry offering, or a baker’s dozen? Don’t count your chickens just yet, read the Finger Guns Review:
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