10 Adorable New Indie Games Releasing In The Second Half Of 2024
2024 has had a massive number of indie gamesreleased thus far, with some especially acclaimed ones, such as the great deckbuilder roguelite and the atmospheric survival horror game However, fans of the indie genre should not discount the next six months as they’re considering their next gaming pick. Dozens of titles are scheduled to arrive in the coming months, with July seeing a huge influx of amazing titles.
While indie games are often overshadowed by their AAA peers, they are typically better at capturing a sense of whimsy and cuteness. The following indie games all center around cozy tones, slice-of-life narratives, or whimsical art styles that will leave players feeling warm inside. Note that some titles at the end of the list do not have official release dates set but are expected to be available before the end of the year.
Many great games were released in 2023, making it more difficult for smaller devs, yet numerous incredible indie games won over the gaming community.
Developed by Hollow Ponds and published by Annapurna Interactive, is a multiplayer co-op game focusing on simplicity. The object of the game is to charm several whimsical creatures into joining one’s flock, which follows the player as they fly throughout the game world. The game emphasizes exploration and collection, with some creatures having hidden quirks that players must discover.
The game's visuals, while somewhat minimalist, are beautiful and expansive, and the lo-fi soundtrack emphasizes ’s key selling point: it’s meant to be relaxing. Being multiplayer, this is the perfect game to play for those looking for a quiet evening with friends. A demo is available on Steam before ’s launch in July.
is a cozy platformer RPG published by Whitethorn Games. Players take on the role of Flora, a witch who spends her time exploring the city, befriending townsfolk, and cooking them meals. As such, much of the game centers around harvesting ingredients throughout the city and bringing them back
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