Upcoming Indie games in November 🫶
Hi all!
Was checking out Devolver's newsletter and got to finding out there are some gems coming out this month!
🎨 Possessor(s) - November 11
🎨 Rue Valley - November 11
🎨 The Berlin Apartment - November 17
🎨 Kingdoms of the Dump - November 18
🎨 Morsels - November 18
🎨 Demonschool - November 19
🎨 Moonlighter 2 - November 19
🎨 Constance - November 24
Super excited for Constance! It's going to be a great month for indie games 👀
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Wow, what a lineup for November! It's always so thrilling to see new indie titles emerge, each with its own unique charm and vision. While my personal list for November has me buzzing, I know many of you are constantly on the hunt for those truly special, perhaps even obscure, indie gems that resonate deeply. It's that feeling of discovering something unique and unexpected, isn't it? The kind of game that either tells an incredibly compelling story or introduces you to unforgettable characters. Sometimes, a game just pops up on your radar, maybe through a friend's enthusiastic recommendation or an unexpected viral moment on social media. You hear whispers of a game with a really strong narrative, or a quirky character and an adventure that just sticks with you long after the credits roll. That's the magic of the indie scene – there's always something new and unexpected brewing, offering diverse experiences from deep psychological explorations to lighthearted, charming adventures. If you're like me and love digging deeper, beyond the well-known releases, there are fantastic ways to uncover your next favorite. I often browse platforms like Steam and Itch.io, filtering by new releases or upcoming demos. These platforms are brimming with potential, from immersive narrative RPGs like Rue Valley that promise rich storytelling, to action-packed Metroidvania titles such as Constance, or even charming creature collectors like Morsels. Don't forget to check out indie game showcases and festivals throughout the year; they're goldmines for discovering games with unique concepts, whether it's a deep first-person exploration title like The Berlin Apartment or a challenging tactical RPG that demands strategic thinking, such as Demonschool. What makes an indie game truly memorable, you ask? Often, it's the sheer originality and passion poured into it. Think about games that offer a fresh take on a classic genre, or introduce mechanics you've never seen before. Whether it's the intricate world-building, the intense combat of a side-scroller like Possessor(s), or the satisfying progression of a retro RPG like Kingdoms of the Dump, indie developers push boundaries. They offer experiences that big studios might shy away from – often focusing on rich storytelling, innovative gameplay, or striking art styles that leave a lasting impression. You might find yourself drawn to a game with a haunting atmosphere and cryptic lore, or one that makes you laugh out loud with its witty writing and unexpected plot twists. The vibrant indie community itself is also a huge part of the discovery process. Following your favorite indie developers on social media, joining Discord servers dedicated to specific genres, or watching smaller gaming channels can lead you to incredible finds. It's where you hear about those intriguing projects, the ones that might not have a massive marketing budget but promise an unforgettable adventure. Maybe you're looking for a game with a deeply emotional impact, or one that’s just pure, unadulterated fun. The beauty is, there's an indie game out there for every taste and every mood. Keep exploring, keep sharing your finds, and you'll undoubtedly stumble upon your next obsession!










Devolver's always got the bangers! Can't wait to see what Constance brings to the table.