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(Image source) Birds are flocking, both in the sky as we approach the solstice, and in the virtual stratospheres of at least two of the games in this round-up. Robots and towering urban structures alike are aroused by your presence in another two of these games. And yet more dreamlike
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(Image source) Walk through a graveyard, walk through the void and immigrant experiences, walk through a forest with your concerned grandmother. Cook sausages, water a plant, do yoga. All these are things that you might have done throughout the month of April. But, they're also activities that our
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(Image source) The molten grey skies shifted, the ashen clouds parting like a biblical sea. A bleached god, round and brilliant despite its prolonged captivity in the planet's exosphere, raised its bald head to the grass and rooftops for the first time that year. The light shone. Winter
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(Image source) February proved to be a month packed of brilliant finds. It's been tricky to whittle them down to the selection below. You'll find a couple of commercial horror experiences: one fast and full of skulls, the other slow and full of dread. Another game
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(Image source) It's a new year and we have new dimensions for you to step into with a curious foot in this January round-up (all be it two weeks late!). Expect lo-fi labyrinths, floppy ragdoll dancing, thieves at a bus stop, happy dung beetles, and naked frolicking. Quite
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(Image source) Happy New Year to all! How about we start off the year by looking back at the small games that we highlighted in December 2015? It turned out to be a surprisingly fruitful month, what with two or three big game jams being held, and lots of people
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(Image source) Behind the blockbuster-sized nebulae that emerged in the month of November in the videogame space there appeared several smaller works worth celebrating. Collated below, those experiences will have you transported through televisions, throwing your phone in the air, flying through a dreamscape in a fighter plane, even staring
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(Header image source) October is mostly known for its final day: Halloween. As expected, there was no shortage of small games made for the occasion. Yes, our round-up of the last month includes goofy skeletons, eerie coffins, and lost ghosts. But it's not all witches and rituals and
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We've had plenty of requests over the months asking for more efficient methods of browsing the games we post here. We planned to have more filtering options such as 'Featured' games, an archive, and 'Recent Comments' located on the front page a long time