Indie Gems In The Gamescom Future Games Show

The Future Games Show is always a fun watch with a wide swath of games. Picking out the indie gems can be a little tricky amidst the deluge of other games. So I’ve collected an embarrassment of riches below just for you. And if, after casting your eyes over the jewels, you need more, then you can check out everything Future Games Show in its ongoing Steam event.

Graveyard Keeper 2

Graveyard Keeper 2 is coming next month?! Watch out for September 22.

Trees Hate You

If you haven’t jumped into this ridiculous experience yet, do yourself a favor and try out the demo before the game hits November 16.

Bye Bye Bonnie

I love to see the Brainwash Gang back at it with another co-op experience filled with freaky friendliness.

Hillthorn

We got fresh gameplay from Hillthorn, and it is looking spooky as heck. We only have a release window for this one, but it’s not far away. The clock starts ticking in November.

Greak 2: Alliance of the Storms

Let’s be real, they had me at hand-drawn co-op Metroidvania.

Last Ditch Effort

World premiere alert! This game looks as somber as it does stunning, and it definitely went straight to my wishlist.

A Short Quest

With a playtest open right now, I’m drawn to this old-school style adventure shown off today.

Into the Wind

This airbike delivery service sim meets missing persons case is intriguing, to say the least.

Mr. Records

Honestly, I don’t much care we didn’t get a huge amount of news out of this showcase for the upcoming game. I’m always pleased to see this game.

Amphibian

Give me all the new indie games you have. Especially if they have a frog protagonist, JRPG vibes, and a visual style the team has called “super2D.”


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