The Best Upcoming Indie Games to Keep an Eye Out For

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1. Abathor: A vintage video arcade game, Abathor may support up to four players at the same time. It features an area that is overtly retro as a tribute to the great arcade games that we grew up with in the 1980s and 1990s, but that section is just for show; below that, we're designing a cooperative and competitive system that's a little bit out there. The event can be enjoyed on its own, but it really comes into its own when it's shared with other people. On their journey through Atlantis, players will come up against an insanely diverse assortment of scenarios, enemies, challenges, traps, riches, chests, and tragic deaths, as well as a variety of different rewards. It is available at Steam.
   
   

   

   
   
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2. Miitopia: This city-building simulation game puts players in the role of a leader, tasked with creating and managing their own mini civilization. The game features a charming and whimsical art style and a deep simulation system that allows players to build and manage their city in a variety of ways. From controlling the economy and creating new buildings to managing resources and dealing with the needs of their citizens, players will have full control over their miniature world.
   
   
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3. Oxenfree II: Lost Signals: This supernatural thriller game is a sequel to the popular indie game Oxenfree. Players will return to the abandoned island where strange and mysterious phenomena are happening. With the ability to manipulate the radio, the player must uncover the truth behind the strange signals and the secrets of the island. The game features fast-paced action and challenging puzzles.