Chaz at Twinfinite writes:
I’ve waded into a lot of independent games recently, I find, and there’s such an eclectic mix in this that I really never know what to expect, and that’s a beautiful thing. Sure, it’s often a crap shoot and you end up losing out sometimes, but every now and again you get something that’s fun, original, and simply wouldn’t ever get put together by any big-name studio. By and large, Hexage’s Reaper: Tale of a Pale Swordsman falls into this category for me. A delightful action game with RPG elements backing it up, Reaper has a lot to offer, all glued together with a consistent graphic appeal and some pretty well-built gameplay.
Reaper is an action RPG on Nintendo Switch. Can you take on the wilderness and survive? Battle countless enemies and call yourself the master swordsman.
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Hmm I think I'll need to give prison architect a try by the looks of it, reminds me a bit of Theme Hospital
not to mention those good story cutscenes (for story mode), as soon as I felt a bit worn out by the game I was refreshed with a great plot.
the best thing IMO is they aren't a boring AAA publisher/dev so they go into very dark subjects once in a while. A.k.a. real life cases
The Long Dark actually looks pretty cool, but $35 seems kinda steep for download-only indie game. Added to my Wishlist.
How disappointing. I was hoping to find something obscure to play. But ive already played 3 of them. Definitely recommended though. The Long Dark, Prison Architect and Call of Cthulhu.
Hardcore Gamer: The new Humble Weekly Bundle has dropped and if you’re thirsting for some classic beat-em-up action, you really should check it out.
