The Indie Informer

Not content to lavish us with games last week, this week boasts some must-play indies.

There is no shortage of indie releases to jump into this weekend. But, and hear me out, what if you put more indie on your indies by playing a bunch of demos with me?

There, look there! Sovereign Tower is one of my favorite games of the year, and you can read my review here.

There are so many games for indie fans to enjoy today. I hope you're ready!

Big Walk is such a unique experience and is another brilliant feather in House House's cap.

You've heard our thoughts, now see our adventure! The Indie Council goes on a Big Walk.

The Indie Council played Big Walk together and we can't wait to tell you about it!

Six One Indie is hosting one hell of a demo party, and everyone's invited!

Feast your eyes on a disparate bunch of indies from the gory to the comforting. Each deserves a place on your radar.

Stick close and it'll all be fine playing around with a questionable machine in a spooky murder mansion. Come play The Incident at Galley House with me:

July was bursting with stunning indie titles. Did you miss any?

Scarlet Deer Inn is a short, striking adventure. Its heroine, driven by understandable urgency, plunges beneath her beautiful daylight world into the haunting shadows of folklore.

Come solve a few puzzles with me and grow increasingly paranoid as we fall further down the rabbit hole in Desktop Explorer.

2026 has already blessed indie fans with an embarrassment of riches, considering every other top-rated title seems to come from independent studios.

Denshattack! Impressions: Beyond Your Wildest Expectations Blast from the past....

Today, The Indie Informer is all about games, friends, getting better, and a ton of 2026 indies to get excited about.

It's lovely to have good news to come back to in these hard times. Congrats to the teams behind Scarlet Deer Inn and Dressmaker!