This time last month we were being overwhelmed by a deluge of shiny new triple-A games. The downpour has petered out to a drizzle, just in time for us to dash outside for a peep at March's indie offerings. We felt younger back at the start of February, we couldn't see beyond the mighty, looming shadow of Elden Ring (check out the review here), and we certainly weren't expecting it to be one of the best PC games of all time. Its release has left us in a bit of a daze, and what better way to recover from that comedown than with more games?
So, we've assembled a list of some of the best indie games coming out this month to make sure you've got smaller experiences to supplement your 100-hour playthrough of Elden Ring and the forthcoming Tiny Tina's Wonderland. It's going to be a challenge to squeeze it all in, but we believe in you. Tell yourself it's really good for your productivity or something. That may or may not be what we do.
This month's indie supercut consists of co-op dungeon crawlers, tactical RPG games, non-Euclidean puzzlers, games like Pokémon, and many more. There's something here to suit any palate, we reckon.
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