An elegant shooter, an occult lonely and other new independent games that are worth checking

Welcome to our last overview of news and outings of the independent game. We have clever stuff aligned for you this time, including an elegant cooperative game and a very cool metroidvania concept. But I would first like to draw your attention to a new game that I picked up in the Steam summer sale. It absolutely broke my brain – or maybe it could really improve my cognitive function.

It’s called Ambidextro And it is Majorariato, who self-published the game (the studio’s slogan for two people is “the video games that ruin”)). The main thing here is that you play a sorcerer sent by a queen to save her children after a witch kidnaps them and takes them to two different places. Rather than letting him try to find the princess and the prince one at a time, Queen Bissette the sorcerer and orders the dungeons until he learned to control the two halves of his body simultaneously. This is where you enter.

There are 100 unique level levels in Ambidextro And you complete them by controlling each half of the assistant at the same time. One with the left thumb and the jump button of your choice, and one with the right. The objective is to bring together the two halves of the assistant. The timer does not leave much room for error and when half dies, it is back at first. Of course, you could cheat by obtaining a friend to control one of the assistant’s halves, but that beats the goal.

I am a really horrible multitasking, so I was curious to know how much I would do while playing Ambidextro. It turns out that I crossed the first 19 levels fairly quickly, then I was absolutely rotten. I give myself more time in the accessibility settings has helped a little, but it is always a difficult game. I’m going to stick to it if I can improve myself. There is no way that it could be as difficult as playing two characters simultaneously Overcooked by myself. Now it’s impossible.

New versions

Mycopunk is a cooperative shooter of the Pigeons developer at Play and Publisher Devolver Digital who has arrived in early access steam this week. With a Moebius style look that reminds me a little MartenThe fantastic Rollerdrome and the Border districts series, Mycopunk is certainly catchy.

You can team up with three friends and play as robots that have been hired to eradicate a fungus that has infected a precious world. Each of the robots has its own movement and its class, but (as in borderlands games), there is a lot of variety and personalization with regard to weapons.

Inscryption showed what is possible when you inject horror into a card-based game, and it may be an influence for Occludewho is Out now on Steam. This is presented as an “occult solitary game”. Of course, you organize cards by digital row, but it seems that it happens more here than to meet the eye first. As the title suggests, the rules are somewhat obscured in this title of narrative puzzle of the tributary games and the Pantaloon publisher. Can you understand them?

Everdeep Aurora is an interesting game of Ysbryd games that landed Steam And Nintendo Switch this week. This 2D adventure inspired by Nes reminds me a little Animal In terms of his tone and his appearance. You play like a cat called Shell that explores to search for its missing mother in the middle of a meteor shower that destroyed the surface of the planet. There is a mixture of platform and exploration here. Everdeep Aurora It looks pretty pretty and the trailer made me smile. I hope to play it at some point on the line.

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I love a lateral scrolling and Sold rab is absolutely one of these. This project of Gylee Games offers four ninja cheerlers of space that are trying to save the land from a thug. It is a cooperative game for up to four players. Each of the cheerlers has its own attacks and capacities (including remote weapons), as well as a skill tree that you can use to unlock new ones.

I played a piece of Sold rab And I appreciate it a little so far. It looks and seems good, and the fight is just the right level of difficult for me to this point. If you dig games like the Streets of Rage and Ninja Turtles mutant teenage: Shredder’s revengeYou might be interested in checking this. A two -level demo is available on Steam NOW. Sold rab Arrives in Steam, Epic Games Store, Xbox and PS5 on August 12.

Resistance rhythm is a metroidvania which has a very interesting mechanic. It is a game based on rhythm (no points to guess that after reading his title), but there is a socket – you can choose the music. For example, you can go to a track with a lower BPM to make a trap easier to get around. You can find new songs that can distort reality “strange and surprisingly” while you are on your trip to this Netheron Game Studio game, which should happen Steam Next year.