Gamergeddon takes their weekly look at the latest Xbox Indie Game releases. This week includes the puzzle games Shape Shop and Sudo-Quick as well as the mysterious adventure game Esoterica America.
The best releases have a written trial impression and the article includes a compilation video showing gameplay from all the games.
Casually Hardcore takes a look at Shape Shop. A puzzle game that involves Ghost factories? Mini camels? Sugar skulls? These things don’t just create themselves, people. You should check out what makes this XBLA title so interesting as behind is functional graphics is a great game.
GAMINGtruth's Indies Editor reviews the new and original Xbox Indie "Esoterica America" from V7 Entertainment. The game itself is quite interesting to say the least, with metaphysical and spiritual concepts.
This XBLIG release makes use of mini-games and puzzles as well as an open interactive environment and voiced dialogue between key NPC's. Players must navigate the strange Lodges and piece together the secrets of the stars to unlock our hero's destiny and herald the the Age of Aquarius.
Esoterica America is available on the XBLIG Marketplace for 240 MSP ($3).
indiePub has published its weekly list of new and notable Xbox Live indie games.
From the article:
"This week's best bets include ninja game Akane the Kunoichi, twin-stick shooter Astro Cluster, shapely puzzle game Shape Shop, space shooter Monsters In Neon Space, party-style game Sumo Squash!, mystery game Esoterica America and, yes, even, Avatar Fantasy RPG."
