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Its fifth and final episode is due out soon, and Un Pueblo de Nada is the latest in its handful of short interludes. If you haven’t played Kentucky Route Zero yet, I urge you to do so. Play if you like: Rhythm Heaven, AudiosurfĪvailable: App Store ($4.99) Un Pueblo de Nada (PC)Ī snapshot of a haunted broadcast station in the strange and magical small town America of Kentucky Route Zero.
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I’m hoping this one comes to Android eventually, but for now, Apple users can enjoy one of the best rhythm games of the last couple years on their mobile devices. Its button presses have been translated into simple taps and swipes for smartphones and tablets, but it still looks fantastic in both portrait and landscape mode. Now it’s on iOS, which means it’s even more mobile than before.
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When rhythm action game Thumper launched on Switch last year, it was a surprise how well it translated to a handheld over from the PC and PlayStation 4. You can stack objects, throw stones, place trees, and control the flow of wind through the grass as you create your own “environmental vignettes.” The sound of clacking rocks, the rustling of leaves, the shattering of stones into precious gems, and the successive blips of collecting them are pleasing additions to the soothing ambient background noise, making Quiet as a Stone probably the most relaxing game on this list.
Quiet as a Stone is only concerned with creating a calming, meditative, nature-based experience, where its varied landscapes (from rocky forests to grassy clearings) act as the canvas for your dioramic whims. It has the framing of a god game, but none of the violence.
Quiet as a Stone takes that feeling, distills it down, and then makes it look really, really good. One of the best parts about survival games and farming sims is the sheer tactile joy of chipping away at and collecting resources. Developer Andrew Brophy is currently working on Knuckle Sandwich, which looks like one of the most charming upcoming RPGs out there.Īvailable: itch.io (FREE) Quiet as a Stone (PC) The basic paint tool features like adjustable brush size and paint colors are supplemented by wild animated effects triggered using different keyboard inputs.
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There are a lot of fun, free painting programs, and PAINTANDY is one of the latest. Play if you like: LSD: Dream Emulator, Yomawari: Night AloneĪvailable: Steam (FREE), Playism (FREE) PAINTANDY (PC)
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exe floating around fansites, it’s free to download. Before you check out the reboot, launching at the end of February, the original Yume Nikki is a must-play. Its surprise Steam launch in January coincided with a mysterious countdown timer, which eventually revealed Yume Nikki: Dream Diary, a 3D reboot developed under the supervision of its original (still anonymous) creator Kikiyama.
Games like Lisa and even Undertale have borrowed from Yume Nikki, which follows a shut-in named Madotsuki as she explores the branching worlds of her dreams and nightmares. In the past 14 years, it’s spawned countless fangames and inspired almost an entire subgenre of indie horror: lo-fi, often made in RPG Maker, usually with a focus on exploring and getting lost in surreal worlds. Yume Nikki originally launched in June 2004, an unassuming RPG Maker game from an anonymous Japanese creator. Play if you like: Rime, Journey Available: itch.io (FREE) Yume Nikki (PC) You can pay what you want for it on itch.io. The World Begins With You is a small, 20 minute experience developed for a game jam, but the lovely world it presents in such a short amount of time and the way its gorgeous camerawork elevates even the most barren of its landscapes is worth experiencing. As you explore the sun-baked temples and moody caves of some vast, ancient land, the camera sweeps in fast, smooth strides, bends through tight corridors, weaves between towering stone columns, and rests at just the right angle to frame a daring descent down a rocky cliffside. While its lack of camera control at first feels a bit frustrating, The World Begins With You has some of the most impressive framing I’ve seen come out of a game this size. For more, check out our list on the most-anticipated 2018 indie games, a love letter to the glory of weird, free web games, or dive into last month's roundup of 2017's best overlooked games.
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