Author: Pickled Sea Cat

Astro Fuse

developed by Spectral Forms  |  Platforms: Windows


“A colorful puzzle game set on a primordial world. It tells the story of a robot from a crashed spaceship who must rebuild his ship by assembling components and launching them into space. Astro Fuse features beautiful pixel art, and caters to both beginners and advanced players.

“The game begins with only a few block types, and introduces additional types as you progress through the levels. Blocks are combined in increasingly tricky and complex arrangements that require careful thought to unlock. As you complete the levels you will uncover hints about the planet as well as the mystery behind the crash.”

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Beard Blade

developed by Glovebox Games  |  Platform: Windows


“An action-packed 2D platformer for PC inspired by 16-bit legends! Play as the gallant Branson a.k.a. “Beard Blade” as he strives to reclaim the town’s stolen goods and uncover the truth behind a dark secret. His weapon of choice? An enchanted beard teeming with powerful magic that allows him to shape-shift his stubble to overcome hairy situations. The enemies are tough, but so is your scruff!”

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Towards The Pantheon

developed by ConnorORT, pixel art by Leandro Tokarevski  |  Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux


“A 2D top down role-playing game in development that centers around four characters who group together to defeat the Terrorforce, a malicious group who is using divide and conquer tactics to conquer the world. Players journey through lush forests, freezing plains of snow, dystopian cyberpunk cities, and barren wastelands to find and defeat the source of the Terrorforce at The Pantheon.

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Blubber Busters

developed by Thar Be Monsters  |  Platforms: Windows


A combat-focused 2D action game about surgically curing loveable space whales by any means necessary — usually from the inside-out. Follow Rudy, the janitor aboard the orbital SVP (that’s Space Veterinary Platform), as he’s thrust into the role of surgeon as the chief-of-staff in a failing hospital. Do you have what it takes to breathe life back into the station and discover the source of new and threatening space whale diseases?”

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Hidden Folks

developed by Adriaan de JonghSylvain Tegroeg  |  Platforms: Windows, Mac, iOS


“A game like Where’s Waldo?, but black and white and interactive: find little people hiding behind or inside things by lifting doors, pressing buttons, and shaking trees.

“All characters and objects in the game are hand-drawn, scanned in, placed in levels in the game, layered manually, and then animated. It’s supposed to be a relaxing game. No time limits. No points. Just a bunch of folks and objects to be found. The game will feature around 20-30 levels with various themes like a camping theme, a desert, a factory, a suburb, and many more. Expect updates with more levels.”

[Wishlist on Steam]  |  [Visit the Website]

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Can’t Drive This

developed by Pixel Maniacs  |  Platforms: Windows, Mac


“Drive your car WHILE your friend builds the road in front of you! Oh, and don’t go below 20mph OR YOU’LL EXPLODE! Like in that Sandra Bullock movie, in which she kinda does the same thing, but on a bus. Also, she doesn’t explode (Spoiler alert). Also, Keanu Reeves was in the movie.”

[Buy on Steam Early Access]  |  [Visit the Website]

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Milkmaid of the Milky Way

developed by Machineboy  |  Platforms: Windows, Mac


“A classic point-and-click adventure game written in rhyme about a young woman living on a remote farm in 1920’s Norway. Ruth’s parents have passed, work is tough, and mysterious things keep happening.  Is this the life she wanted? And what is that giant, flying ship doing overhead?

“Milkmaid is a tale about coming of age, deciding your own fate and venturing into the unknown.”

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