Welcome to This Week In Indies, a quick look at the tenacious indie releases ready to be unleashed on the unsuspecting public to be collected and played on that given week. As always, you can always scope out our further-reaching 2024 release list to see what awaits in the impending weeks, months, and year.
There’s a bit to talk about regarding the past week and the coming days, so here is your weekly installment of This Week In Indies:
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We’re in the midst of another quiet week on the indie release front, but that doesn’t mean you’ll be at a loss for things to play. Starting today and running until February 12 is the first Steam Next Fest of the year. For the entire week, Steam is loaded with playable demos of some of the coolest indie games arriving in the coming months. Get ready to fill up your PCs and Steam Decks with every demo you find interesting. Of course, you can expect to read our impressions of a handful of these game demos in the following days. Who knows? You may even see us on Twitch throughout the week showing off various Next Fest participants.
Looking for the complete package instead of a demo? Here are the indies you can look forward to playing this week:
CLeM – PC
Developer: Mango Protocol
February 6
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