Science, Art, and Culture
“Trackless is an atmospheric first-person exploration and puzzle game set in the distant future. Inspired by classic games like Zork, Shadowgate, and King’s Quest, Trackless uses text input that allows you to interact with characters and objects.” – Author’s description
Purchase on Steam (Windows, Mac, Linux)
“Play as a hardcore guitarist preparing for the best crowdsurf of his life, but be careful, the guards don’t like you surfing on people and will try to take you down!” – Author’s description
Download on Itch.io (Windows, Mac)
“Explore a universe steeped in celestial horror and ravaged by Victorian ambition in this literary RPG for PC, Mac and Linux. The successor to Sunless Sea.” – Author’s description
Purchase on Steam Early Access (Windows, Mac, Linux)
Purchase on GOG Games In Development (Windows, Mac, Linux)
“A six shooter is all you have in a world of sand, dust, and blood…” – Author’s description
Download on itch.io (Windows, Mac, Linux)
Download on Steam (Windows, Mac, Linux)
Note: Paying $4.99 or more gets you the game’s soundtrack.
“Up to 4 players can cheer along with Samantha using their telegraphs.” – Author’s description
Download on Itch.io (Windows, Mac)
“A short pixel game about a boy named Minnow and his budding romance with the flower shop employee Cameron!” – Author’s description
Download on Itch.io (Windows, Mac)
“a slime must save a princess from evil humans who were all mutated by their own weapons” – Author’s description
Download on Itch.io (Windows, Mac, Linux)
“it will shower you with compliments, love, appreciation, quality conversation, music, and now a variety of original potato art.” – Author’s description
Download on GameJolt (Windows, Mac)
“In Self Control, you play as Vinny, a junior employee that was asked from his absent superior to take pictures of the corporate party.” – Author’s description
Download on itch.io (Windows, Mac)
“Every night, I see a girl in my dream.” – Author’s description
Download alpha demo on itch.io (Windows, Mac)
“Importing and playing with free assets is fundamentally satisfying, but if you arrange and select your assets in the way they want to be arranged, you end up with a game that’s, at best, as milquetoast as the individual assets. 100 Free Assets felt like a very good experiment in reappropriating and recontextualizing those assets in a way that resolved* them somewhat. So I wanted to try doing that, but with more of a compartmental, Noisy Beetle kind of way.” – Author’s description
Download on Glorious Trainwrecks (Windows, Mac, Linux)
“Explore a procedurally generated city with the help of the 4Ever Transit Authority.” – Author’s description
Download on itch.io (Windows, Mac, Linux)
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