Shroom and Groom brings deckbuilders to First-Person dungeon crawlers

Happy Friday friends! This week I have been rather busy getting ready for a family trip back to Australia in a few weeks, along with my son’s upcoming 2nd birthday. Time flies, and there never seems to be enough of it. But I did manage to play some games this week, and I even got a review out for one of them which is linked below. Patrick has been banging on about how much he has been enjoying The Blood of Dawnwalker, which inspired me to finally check out 2018’s Vampyr. Released to limited crit...

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Blood Dungeon shows that Bullet Heaven can be active - Pixels for Breakfast

There are few indies out there that command my attention, no questions asked. Messhof won my heart with their 1v1 fencing masterpiece Nidhogg, and since then th...

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ShoreTiles brings deep sea dread to city builders

The best indies you should check out this week Sept 4, 2026.

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Blood Dungeon, seaplanes, and charming citybuilders - Indie Dispatch

Hello friends, It has been a long time between dispatches. Sickness and the stress of getting a game shipped this year has kept me busy. Who knew game development could...

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Burrowing heroes, cozy cities, and shape-based deckbuilding - Indie Dispatch

Hello friends. I am barely back from a whirlwind week of press appointments and booth building for the always excellent BitSummit event! We had a nice little booth up on...

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Robot Cowboys, LEGO death machines, and FMV Solitaire - Indie Dispatch

Happy Friday everyone! This week I’ve been hitting two games consistently whenever I have free time. Strangely enough my brain has decided that the best way to deal with the...

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Battle Cats, Found Footage, and theater kid energy - Indie Dispatch

Hello everyone! Things are getting absolutely mental right now. Our son just started nursery school, AWAYSIS is getting ready for submission which means we have a metric truckload of bugs...

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Slaying the Spire with friends, emotional platformers, and a colourful update for a very good Playdate game - Indie Dispatch

Happy Friday! As Steam Next Fest wraps up, I am furiously packing up for a quick 7 day jaunt down to my old stomping ground of Melbourne, Australia to attend The Game Expo with 17-BIT and AWAYSIS. I h...

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Demon platformers, battle golf, and a couple of dice - Indie Dispatch

Hey folks! First of all, big apologies for any spelling errors, and nonsensical musings in this newsletter. I am running on approximately 2.5 hours of sleep due to our game AWAYSIS being featured in I...

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Tactical cats, undercover aliens, and lunar mayors - Indie Dispatch

I am sitting here late on Friday night, exhausted from a week of intense work and battling the flu. Despite the tiredness, there is a ridiculous smile on my face because I also have managed to sink a ...

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Frontier Warfare, Feminist Punk Rockers, and Simplified Tactics - Indie Dispatch

Hello folks, and welcome to another dispatch! I hope that this week has been treating you well. I have been absolutely S L A M M E D at work with our Steam Next Fest build, all while I am staring down...

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Reaching the summit, ghost hotels, and horrific roots - Indie Dispatch

Hello everyone! I can’t believe it is Friday already. This week I have been hard at work on a new trailer fro the game I am currently working on, alongside getting our Steam Next Fest demo prepped. Fo...

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Minesweeper janitors, Dwarven armies, and good ole LORT - Indie Dispatch

Hello friends, and welcome to the new Indie Dispatch website. It’s a bit rough right now - Patrick and I were planning to be launching this in a few months once we had some more time to get things lik...

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The moon is missing, a plague is on the loose, and murders swamp Hollywood

The best indies you should be checking out this weekend

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LAN Mysteries, Arctic survival, and Flicking Heroes

The best indies you should check out this weekend

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Silksong, the depths of Hell, and some parkour

The best games you should be playing this weekend

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Dice Gambit Review: Deep Systems and Glittering Style

Rolling the dice on this dynasty-building tactics adventure

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Herding creatures, surfing deserts, and surviving curses with friends

The best games your should be checking out this weekend

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GungHo Online Entertainment Dismisses Former Executive for Embezzlement

GungHo Online Entertainment announced on August 14 that the company has dismissed a former executive employee for embezzlement on July 24. The company is consulting with a criminal investigative authority to determine if a criminal complaint can be filed against the former GungHo Online Entertainment executive. According to the statement (2) released by GungHo, the former executive had misappropriated close to 246 million yen ($1.67 million) of company funds by issuing fictitious business orders to themselves via a work-matching service operated by a third-party company for several years.

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Dice inquisition, Brinepunk, and family friendly cleanup

The best games your should be checking out this weekend

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Cycling with ghosts, malware attacks, and Overwatch in space

Here's some cool indies to keep you busy this weekend

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Tactical Turtles, Duck Detectives, and Monsters on a Train

The best indies you should be checking out this week

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Urban Myths, magical schools, and a pocket sized SRPG

Some great games you should be playing this weekend.

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Gun jams, Flies with no wings, and a nice road trip

Some good indie games to stop you doom scrolling this weekend

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Cults, Sleepers, and disposable journalists

Everything that you should be playing this weekend!

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