Any upcoming indie games you're hyped for?

[demiurgeQuantified]

It's hard not to mention deltarune when talking about something like this!

Mindwave is a very good one, and I'm also super excited for Buster Jam!!! Which is another warioware-like game. There's a demo out for it, and it's SO fun and wacky. love it.

today a trailer came out for a new Don't Starve game, and it looks SO good... i'll definitely be playing some of that once it's out!!

finally, the last one i can remember off the top of my head is Bobo Bay!! Really excited for that, it's a whole game that's essentially the chao garden from sonic adventure 2!! it looks so fun and adorable

[sloth_army1]

The main one I'm waiting for is Pony Island 2: Panda Circus. It's made by the same person who did The Hex, Inscryption, and Pony Island (obviously), all of which are great games, and all of the teasers so far look really good.

Another big one for me is Desktop Explorer. I was luckily early enough to find this game to be a play tester, and the demo is really enjoyable. The sort of "computer simulator" genre has already started to be pretty well explored, but this just seems like a really solid execution of the premise.

There's also Last Look along Woodward Boulevard, which was made by the person who made on of my favorite games, Who's Lila?. There's a demo out, but I haven't played it because I want to be fully surprised.

The last one is that a follow up to imscared called Remnants of a Scare was announced recently (though it's been being teased for a while if you know where to look). imscared has aged surprisingly well for what it is in my opinion, and I can't wait to see what this game is like.

[candycanearter07]

The main one I'm waiting for is Pony Island 2: Panda Circus. It's made by the same person who did The Hex, Inscryption, and Pony Island (obviously), all of which are great games, and all of the teasers so far look really good.

Another big one for me is Desktop Explorer. I was luckily early enough to find this game to be a play tester, and the demo is really enjoyable. The sort of "computer simulator" genre has already started to be pretty well explored, but this just seems like a really solid execution of the premise.

There's also Last Look along Woodward Boulevard, which was made by the person who made on of my favorite games, Who's Lila?. There's a demo out, but I haven't played it because I want to be fully surprised.

The last one is that a follow up to imscared called Remnants of a Scare was announced recently (though it's been being teased for a while if you know where to look). imscared has aged surprisingly well for what it is in my opinion, and I can't wait to see what this game is like.

I quite enjoyed Inscryption and Pony Island so more of a look into this world would be pretty cool! I actually didn't know there was a sequel coming.

I really like computer simulators, Hypnospace was one of my favorite games, and I'm still incredibly sad its sequel was cancelled :(.

I don't know a lot about imscared but I remember watching it as a kid and being pretty scared. Maybe I'll revisit it and see how good it was.

also i know someone whos a fan :P

[sloth_army1]

I really like computer simulators, Hypnospace was one of my favorite games, and I'm still incredibly sad its sequel was cancelled :(.

I know, I was really upset when that was announced; I'd been looking forward to it for a while. I think I actually found Desktop Explorer while trying to find something to fill the void, lmao. Though I don't know if there will ever be another game that has such a real feeling online world as Hypnospace Outlaw.   

[candycanearter07]

I know, I was really upset when that was announced; I'd been looking forward to it for a while. I think I actually found Desktop Explorer while trying to find something to fill the void, lmao. Though I don't know if there will ever be another game that has such a real feeling online world as Hypnospace Outlaw.   

Yeah, I was pretty upset, but at least HSOL still exists? Plus, theres a pretty alright modding scene there. The funny thing is I remember exactly where I was when I found out, since I was in the middle of volunteering for a convention and happened to see the email while on a break.