Weekly Top Steals - Nindie Spotlight

Teslagrad Remastered

Taking the masterfully-made original to spruce it up a little and add some additional challenges makes a great game better

Crown Trick

Among the many genres and subgenres roguelikes have managed to infiltrate I can’t say that a tactical turn-based adventu...

Lost Words: Beyond the Page

I’ll admit that this is a title that got off to a bit of a rocky start for me, with me essentially wondering wh...

Sumire

Though I love running and gunning and high-intensity games there’s no denying that games with a compelling and heart-fel...

Golf Peaks

Starting out things are pretty simple as the game walks you through the basic mechanics. For each puzzle you’ll have a n...

Hard West

All things considered, for the price Hard West is a surprisingly competent tactical turn-based shooter than gets more ri...

The Bug Butcher

This is another title I hadn't heard too much about and almost missed that I'm very glad I go to check out this year. Es...

TEN

Ah, challenging games… they’re a love them or hate them affair depending on how much you like having a compulsion to lau...

Dino Galaxy Tennis

With the general lack of sports games in the indie space on the Switch you can bet any new titles making an appearance w...

Neurodeck

While the fact that we’ve been inundated with roguelike deckbuilders over roughly the last two years can make new entrie...

Happy Game

Like a moth to a flame I tend to be easily drawn to the oddball titles on Switch, and there’s no doubt that Happy Game q...

Regency Solitaire

You’ve got to respect a development team that takes on a well-known casual card game and decides to swing for the fences...

Squabble

I’ve stated before that when it comes to local multiplayer games my family has become pretty jaded over time, too often ...

Dojoran

It’s always great to run into humble and inexpensive indies on the eShop, and if you’re into precision platforming that’...

King of Seas

Whenever you embark on a journey while raising your Jolly Roger on the high seas, pretty well everyone out there is goin...

Luckslinger

As a fan of games that subvert expectations and are determined to simply be a bit weird, Luckslinger puts a smile on my ...

Stick Fight: The Game

Oh how perilous the eShop is in the budget category, filled with games that look like they could be promising but with m...

The Adventures of Elena Temple: Definitive Edition

Of course, if you’re a bit younger it all may feel a bit dated or some people may prefer not to turn the clock back quit...

Super Tennis Blast

All in all for a budget-friendly price Super Tennis Blast delivers a very solid traditional tennis experience with a bit...

Devious Dungeon 2

There’s always a tricky element in sequels when you understand that they’re relatively more of the same, just with some ...

Mugsters

Once you’re several levels in you’ll begin to get a better sense of how elaborate the puzzles can be. Completing the pri...

Max: The Curse of Brotherhood

Once you move a little further in, the game will shift with the introduction of powers to your handy magic marker. Imbue...

Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break

There’s nothing wrong with a little weirdness and quirk and I’ve been very pleased that the Switch has de...

Jack Axe

Tough-as-nails platformers have legitimately become a thing over the years, and in my experience with a few exception...

Pinkman+

While there are an abundance of challenging retro minimalist action platformers out there I don’t find that I o...

Pixboy

As I saw someone note on Twitter the other day, responding to my post about this game: It seems almost impossible to ...

Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos

As a huge fan of roguelikes and someone who appreciates games that can bring people together I’ll come out and say I hav...

Glaive: Brick Breaker

While getting into the technicals a bit may be boring I think it’s worth noting that, for the most part, the control in ...

Dimension Drive

Overall, Dimension Drive isn’t a bad game but its split focus on shooting, precision maneuvering, and to a degree solvin...

Vostok Inc.

While Vostok Inc isn’t a terribly complicated game there’s an element to it that can get its hooks into you. I’d say in ...