Not going to lie I got everything on this list. This was a stand-out year for Indies. I only believe the independent game genre is keeping gaming fresh, new, and innovative. Thanks for another great year of showing the best of what games have to offer.
This is my first time commenting for this channel, but i subscribed long time ago. Thank you very much man, this channel is so well constructed and taken care of, that you want to see every video, as you clearly have a great sense of how to present and describe with quality and love for indies, making the viewer fall for even genres and games that one wouldn´t even think of playing. I literally added lots of new favorites in my steam list thanks to you. Your channel is a beacon of light for me, as we do share for the most part the same taste in games (Metroidvanias, good pixel art, roguelites, 2D soulslike, jrpg) You transmit your passion through the screen. As an Argentinian I respect that. Keep it up and have a great end of year!
Thank you Sperz! Means a lot to me to read comments like this. I'm glad that I can connect with you from literally across the world, finding someone with a similar taste in genres (AND who is willing to experiment and try new ones as well!)
@@facufeg86 Argento acá también!!, Totalmente de acuerdo con vos,este canal es buenísimo he descubierto muchos indies de calidad que no tenía idea que existían.
Deaths Door was certainly in my top ten for the year, as was Ender Lilies and Loop Hero, but Eastward was one of my top. Such an amazing year for adventure games too: Lost Words, Button City, Say No More, etc. What an incredible year for Indies! Thanks for another great year of games!
Ender Lilies is actually my GOTY with Death's Door coming at 2nd place. Such masterpieces, man! Amazing ranking, I will deffinitely give a try to a few games I have missed :)
Yeah, but it's not exactly fair to compare a 65 person team with a solo developer. By that definition, you have EA/Ubisoft/Activision/Microsoft/Nintendo/Sony first parties, then EVERYTHING else which is a huge gap
@@ClemmyGames True, but they can still both be indies. Maybe they just need different names/categorizations for studio sizes, while still both remaining within the indie sphere.
I purchased it, but I still need to play it. I think that you are not the only one seeing Unsighted as GOTY. My personal favourite is Wildermyth, and it's missing, too.
Thanks clemmy for the live première, if it's possible let's make it a tradition every year to have a live summary of the year, wish you all the success 💙
@@ClemmyGames after checking I am a 9 months old fan 🤭 so I totally missed the party, will make sure to not miss anything anymore, the wholesome list video with cozy grove in thumbnail was what brought me here 😊 thank you for all the fun time 💙
Thanks for all of the content this year and bringing some interesting games to my attention. I'll say that I was not really high on some of the games on this list (Turnip Boy fell flat, The Ascent was really boring to play, and Skul was very bland) while some other games were ones that I would put much higher on the list (Dyson Sphere Program & Everhood). Still, definitely enjoy this list and the discussion it's generated. Chicory: A Color Tale is a pretty shocking omission though. It's honestly a strong year for indies with lots of competition, but anything holding it back in your eyes?
Feels like I've been subbed for a couple years now. Most of the things I've picked up since then has been because of your channel. I love your channel and try to tell people about it whenever I can. That's because you do soooooooo much for people like me, that love getting most of their games from the indie-space. Big hopes for your continued success!
loved the list! a few games here I didn't know and I'll have to check out. Though I think Chorus, solar ash and black book deserved a mention. Those and Lost in random are my favourite hidden gems of the year.
Thank you for introducing me to Everhood! I thought I would know most of the games on here but after seeing that I went and picked it up holy crap is it awesome! Great vid!
Grime was a real highlight for me this year and it came pretty much out of nowhere too, I have completed it a couple times by now and it did not disappoint exploration was rewarding, areas were spacious and bizarre, enemies and Boss Fights were engaging and dynamic, solid experience overall though I wish it would have been a tad longer
Great video! But Chicory's absence is blowing my mind! The further you kept going up I was getting hyped for it. Were you not a fan? ☹️ It's one of my favorite indie games
I really think that "The Legend of Tianding" also deserves a spot on this list. It's a 2D action game set in early 20th century Taiwan. The combat is great (heavily inspired by Guacamelee's directional attacks) and the boss fights are the absolute highlight. It's not that I feel that the games on this list aren't deserving, I just wanted to highlight a favorite of mine.
Honestly I would expect Little Nightmares 2, Wildermyth, Kena: Bridge of Spirits, Townscaper, Chicory: A Colorful Tale, The Forgotten City on the list. But still it's a nice selection.
I ended up refunding Death's Door. For me it was nothing close to a Hades like enjoyable experience. My most played Indie Game this year was actually Ring of Pain which I highly recommend if you are into Slay the Spire-likes
@@ClemmyGames Yes, I suppose my comparison was a bit hasty, but you know that they are similar enough that for someone who likes the one they might like the other! ;)
Love the list. All of the ones I've played were bangers. I would like to ask though if you could at some point do a list of best multi-player indie games? Wavecrash!! And Rounds both full released this year and I feel like they both deserve a lot more attention. Strongly encourage anyone who plays with friends to check those out.
A lot of these games show you don't have to reinvent the wheel and make the most original game, but to make something that is *fun* and tightly designed is worth a *lot*.
People say modern gaming is lacking in creativity and passion, but they are just looking at the wrong places. Why pay for overpriced, buggy, and half-finished games at launch with infinite microtransactions, when you can support great devs with real talent and hard work.
This is the first video I've seen from this channel, and I will definitely have to pick up some of these games, but doing a Best of 2021 for not 10, but 25 indie titles and Chicory: A Colorful Tale couldn't even reach that? That's kind of difficult to believe.
GRIME for me: Fascinating world Beautiful graphic and design Responsive gameplay Weapons variety Well done platforming Challenging but satisfying and fun Worth exploration Good story Badass/memorable characters
In 2021 Ashes 2063 got a standalone remastered release along with the second episode Ashes: Afterglow. Doesn't require Doom II to play. It's a game that will blow you away for the next time you prepare something on first person shooters.
Kinda summed up how I wasn't able to keep up on releases at all this year. I only played 4 of these this year and 2 were in early access previously so i didn't even buy them this year. You're making me feel old haha.
Good video! My one suggestion is to show the big bar with the game's name only for a few seconds (when a new title comes up). It distracts from the gameplay videos, often overlaying important game elements.
thanks a lot for the creator of this indie games i dont have to spent a lot of money to keep upgrading my PC and for making me realize that its not just about the graphics because most games that i play now is pixelated these days i learn to checkout the game mechanics first over visual
Eastern Exorcist is the best action-game of the year. It's like a beat'em'up when you are dealing with mobs, and then like a Sekiro with Stamina when you get to the boss fights. can't just chip away at their health, but need to actually parry to break their Shield, and then use the Blade Abilities wisely to do max HP damage while they are broken. Really fun combat and gorgeous boss designs. GRIME was good, but leaned way too much into precision platforming towards the end. Ender Lilies was pretty great. Bit too easy towards the end, the mid-game bosses were the hardest. Pronty was absolutely best metroidvania I've played. (not bought F.I.S.T. yet, gonna grab it this week from either Steam or EGS) I own (but I'm yet to play) Bright Memory Infinite, Death's Door, Unsighted, Deedlit, Tails of Iron, the Ascent and Lamentum. Too many games, too little time.
These really aren't my type of games. I was in love with Chicory: a colorful tale and am also really digging Solar Ash. Omori could have been included since it was released really late in 2020. Great to see more indie game content getting traction though, keep it up!
Oh my god! Your top 25 aren't all Rogue-lites? *head explodes* Seriously though: Eastward made the list? Yay! So glad that my favorite indie Action RPG from this year made the list! The Ascent is on the list too? Sweet! Love that game as well! I need to check out The Riftbreaker as well. I forgot about F.I.S.T too, and I wanna play that sometime! Was the Record of Lodoss War your mentioned a sequel to another Lodoss War Metroidvania? I thought that there was one that 2 or more years old. Also, can you please explain what it means to be a souls-lite instead of a souls-like?
Heh, I do enjoy other genres here & there. Some nice picks that you put down as well. Don't think there was another RoLW metroidvania game although I could be wrong. It's souls-lite in that it borrow some elements from souls games but is not exactly like them. No corpse run mechanic (to recover souls, salt whatever) and combat doesn't explicitly have a stamina meter but is deliberate combat due to wind up animations, dodges and so on
@@ClemmyGames Ah, gotcha. I think that kinda describes a lot of games now actually. Thanks for replying to this. Thanks for consistantly replying to whenever I comment on your videos. Your comment section for your videos has gotten so big at this point that that I figured that you'd have to stop doing so.
The only reason I decided to check out Library of Ruina and Ender Lilies is because the soundtrack is made by my favorite indie band "Mili," who also did the opening songs for the Goblin Slayer anime and movie.
Video was great but I think it would be better if you had a little gameplay sequence -> your commentary on the game -> gameplay. Stopping after every point you make on a game slows the pace of the video a lot imo. Great vid nonetheless
I love your channel, it gave me info of good games. But I think it would be nice if you include your own footage playing the games, instead of just the trailers. And tell us your own experience playing the game, instead of just the description of the game.
i appreciate you taking my feedback im sorry if it came off as rude. i own a majority of these games lol indies>"AAA" love the channel you help me find the gems in the sea of indies. keep up the good work dude hope to see u at a million subs soon. u deserve it!
Great vid, wish there was more "girth" or quality with the indie titles. Nothing there as good as a AAA Nintendo title or memorable as when Souls titles came out in 2007
I've been disappointed a bit about Eastward, since it's more narrative style of the game then it was shown on trailers, so I agree with you about the 15 position. Still a good game though. Incryption is the best :) Thanks for the another great list.
The very little amount of gameplay was certainly disappointing, but I gave it a pass because the story captured that great feeling of watching an adventure anime like hunter x hunter
Not going to lie I got everything on this list. This was a stand-out year for Indies. I only believe the independent game genre is keeping gaming fresh, new, and innovative. Thanks for another great year of showing the best of what games have to offer.
THANK YOU for supporting indie games!
Which one was your favorite? My favorite Indie this year so far was Inscryption
@@ClemmyGames Aeterna Noctis should be here on the list. It is like Hollow Knight 2.0. Best indie of 2021 for me
wait, what game does the thumbnail belong to
Why would you even lie? What's the point?
This is my first time commenting for this channel, but i subscribed long time ago. Thank you very much man, this channel is so well constructed and taken care of, that you want to see every video, as you clearly have a great sense of how to present and describe with quality and love for indies, making the viewer fall for even genres and games that one wouldn´t even think of playing. I literally added lots of new favorites in my steam list thanks to you. Your channel is a beacon of light for me, as we do share for the most part the same taste in games (Metroidvanias, good pixel art, roguelites, 2D soulslike, jrpg) You transmit your passion through the screen. As an Argentinian I respect that. Keep it up and have a great end of year!
messirve
Thank you Sperz! Means a lot to me to read comments like this. I'm glad that I can connect with you from literally across the world, finding someone with a similar taste in genres (AND who is willing to experiment and try new ones as well!)
Argento acá también. Este canal es lo más! Descrubrí un montón de juegos indies, mi pasión, gracias a este canal!
@@myto335 Messirve X2
@@facufeg86 Argento acá también!!, Totalmente de acuerdo con vos,este canal es buenísimo he descubierto muchos indies de calidad que no tenía idea que existían.
Deaths Door was certainly in my top ten for the year, as was Ender Lilies and Loop Hero, but Eastward was one of my top. Such an amazing year for adventure games too: Lost Words, Button City, Say No More, etc. What an incredible year for Indies! Thanks for another great year of games!
Excellent! Some cozy games that are certainly worth a mention down the line...
@@ClemmyGames Cozy Grove was great. Grow: Song of Evertree too!
these kind of games expect from us to be pros at isometric maneuverability and I'm fucking retarded at it so it's a no from me lmao
With the state of the AAA industry these days it gives me heart that the indie scene is so bouyant, progressive and creative. Happy holidays! :)
Hell yeah! Happy holidays!
We always have Elden Ring to look forward to, that shit's gonna 100% bang.
indie game Coronation is the way to go
Bro bro... What the heck? Since when is Indie pumping out these breathtaking visuals?
Where are they getting the money? 😱😱😱
Ender Lilies is actually my GOTY with Death's Door coming at 2nd place. Such masterpieces, man! Amazing ranking, I will deffinitely give a try to a few games I have missed :)
Ender Lilies was my pick!
I personally tend to take the view that "indie" just means "not a big public company/publisher" rather than the team size.
Yeah, but it's not exactly fair to compare a 65 person team with a solo developer. By that definition, you have EA/Ubisoft/Activision/Microsoft/Nintendo/Sony first parties, then EVERYTHING else which is a huge gap
@@ClemmyGames True, but they can still both be indies. Maybe they just need different names/categorizations for studio sizes, while still both remaining within the indie sphere.
Fantastic list. I'm a little surprised that Unsighted didn't make it though! Thought that game was a lot of fun with some very original elements.
Seen a lot of these!
Unsighted was my personal favorite indie goty: zelda-like action rpg with a 8 hour campaign, a roguelite mode, and a boss rush
ruclips.net/video/-PJlkM6mmW0/видео.html
No Unsighted on the list, my GOTY for sure
I purchased it, but I still need to play it. I think that you are not the only one seeing Unsighted as GOTY. My personal favourite is Wildermyth, and it's missing, too.
Seeing a lot of that!
Awesome list. No Narita Boy, Legend of Tianding or Unsighted is crazy for me personally but really appreciate the list!
unsighted is so good
Thanks clemmy for the live première, if it's possible let's make it a tradition every year to have a live summary of the year, wish you all the success 💙
Hopefully! 2020's recap was live as well
@@ClemmyGames after checking I am a 9 months old fan 🤭 so I totally missed the party, will make sure to not miss anything anymore, the wholesome list video with cozy grove in thumbnail was what brought me here 😊 thank you for all the fun time 💙
Thanks for all of the content this year and bringing some interesting games to my attention. I'll say that I was not really high on some of the games on this list (Turnip Boy fell flat, The Ascent was really boring to play, and Skul was very bland) while some other games were ones that I would put much higher on the list (Dyson Sphere Program & Everhood). Still, definitely enjoy this list and the discussion it's generated.
Chicory: A Color Tale is a pretty shocking omission though. It's honestly a strong year for indies with lots of competition, but anything holding it back in your eyes?
Welcome! Thanks for the writeup. Yeah, Chicory just didnt jive with me. It's wholesome and all that but the gameplay portion I found was lacking
I am subscribed to a number of channels that do lists like this for indie games... but yours are my favorite.
Devolver digital taking the top spots makes me happy i’m always exited for their games.
Kinda scary how many great games they are publishing. I'm concerned if the leverage tips and THEY start exploiting developers
@@ClemmyGames I've thought about that too, and I really hope nothing like that ever happens.
Feels like I've been subbed for a couple years now. Most of the things I've picked up since then has been because of your channel. I love your channel and try to tell people about it whenever I can.
That's because you do soooooooo much for people like me, that love getting most of their games from the indie-space.
Big hopes for your continued success!
Thanks Matt! Appreciate it
Thank you for including GRIME!
Welcome!
My favourite indie game of the year is unsighted. Amazing level design. Unfortunately it flew under the radar. It's free on gamepass
Nice pick
One small thing that you do that I really appreciate is leaving the name of the game up throughout its section of the video.
Cheers
You are my most exciting channel from this year, always waiting for your newest drop! Keep strong my man!
Thanks for the support Angel
It’s crazy that I already played half of them, a few are probably recommended from this channel. Thank you for the great content
Glad you like the picks!
Let's build a zoo is very soothing. It is really what you need after the stressful day.
loved the list! a few games here I didn't know and I'll have to check out. Though I think Chorus, solar ash and black book deserved a mention. Those and Lost in random are my favourite hidden gems of the year.
Hell yeah! I’m so glad to see Dreamscaper on this list, it’s such a good game, definitely worth a try
Hell yeah
I'm sad that Solar Ash didn't make your list but it did launch extremely late in the year.
One of the hazards of a december release
There are few things to look forward to at the end of a year, and one of them is Clemmys Best of Year list!
Thanks dude!
this channel IS AMAZING
THANK YOU 😁
Thank you for introducing me to Everhood! I thought I would know most of the games on here but after seeing that I went and picked it up holy crap is it awesome! Great vid!
You're welcome!
You definitely have a good eye for picking your thumbnails. Each video I look at, I feel compelled to watch.
Here's to another good year!
Grime was a real highlight for me this year and it came pretty much out of nowhere too, I have completed it a couple times by now and it did not disappoint
exploration was rewarding, areas were spacious and bizarre, enemies and Boss Fights were engaging and dynamic, solid experience overall
though I wish it would have been a tad longer
Nice. Thanks for sharing
you can see it clearly. when developers truly sincere to make a game wonderful. They must have enjoyed making it as much as we're playing it.
Great video! But Chicory's absence is blowing my mind! The further you kept going up I was getting hyped for it. Were you not a fan? ☹️ It's one of my favorite indie games
That's one title that I didn't get along with. Kinda disappointed though, was looking forward to it
@@ClemmyGames Same here...it struck me as a kid's game 🍼🍼🍼
Is that an actual list with timestamps in the description?
Liking for that effort alone, thank-you for this
Cheers
Just finished Inscryption and OMG, what an amazing game. It's one of the best games that I've ever played.
I really think that "The Legend of Tianding" also deserves a spot on this list. It's a 2D action game set in early 20th century Taiwan. The combat is great (heavily inspired by Guacamelee's directional attacks) and the boss fights are the absolute highlight. It's not that I feel that the games on this list aren't deserving, I just wanted to highlight a favorite of mine.
Thanks I'm going to check that out right now!
We love this channel so much ☕️
I appreciated the opening with 2020 part 2 ^^
😉
Tails of Iron are just the bedtime stories Geralt was telling Ciri.
Honestly I would expect Little Nightmares 2, Wildermyth, Kena: Bridge of Spirits, Townscaper, Chicory: A Colorful Tale, The Forgotten City on the list. But still it's a nice selection.
Kena deserves a shout for sure! Great list nonetheless.
Little Nightmares 2 and Kena are not-so-indie imo
@@ClemmyGames Aha, fair enough! Keen to know why you think so though.
Wildermyth is not only an awesome game, but it has a great community, lots of activities about mods, and significant gameplay innovations.
I ended up refunding Death's Door. For me it was nothing close to a Hades like enjoyable experience. My most played Indie Game this year was actually Ring of Pain which I highly recommend if you are into Slay the Spire-likes
Ring of pain is so overlooked, more People should try it out for sure, it's so addicting!
Death's Door gameplay is average; it just looks beautiful.
:O I would say that Ring of Pain is a not-slay-the-spire-like though 😉 ruclips.net/video/jtH2EBbVigg/видео.html
@@ClemmyGames Yes, I suppose my comparison was a bit hasty, but you know that they are similar enough that for someone who likes the one they might like the other! ;)
Love the list. All of the ones I've played were bangers.
I would like to ask though if you could at some point do a list of best multi-player indie games? Wavecrash!! And Rounds both full released this year and I feel like they both deserve a lot more attention. Strongly encourage anyone who plays with friends to check those out.
@@RosemaryHermann Looks kind of neat, but that's not at all similar to the games I mentioned. Not even a little.
Another amazing list from my favourite RUclipsr!
Greetings from Italy🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Glad to see Ender lilies in top 3!
F.i.s.t and Ender Lilies are my personal surprise of 2021.
Thank you! Happy to connect with people from all over the world
A lot of these games show you don't have to reinvent the wheel and make the most original game, but to make something that is *fun* and tightly designed is worth a *lot*.
mmhmm
People say modern gaming is lacking in creativity and passion, but they are just looking at the wrong places. Why pay for overpriced, buggy, and half-finished games at launch with infinite microtransactions, when you can support great devs with real talent and hard work.
YES! This exactly!
I've discovered some games here I didn't see in other places, thank you very much.
Earned my subscription
Thanks for spreading the word of the great titles out there that might otherwise get missed.
This is the first video I've seen from this channel, and I will definitely have to pick up some of these games, but doing a Best of 2021 for not 10, but 25 indie titles and Chicory: A Colorful Tale couldn't even reach that? That's kind of difficult to believe.
Hi! Welcome. For some reason, Chicory just did not jive with me. Something about the gameplay and the way that brush felt.
Forgotten City, Wildermyth, and Unsighted should be on this list.
ruclips.net/video/-PJlkM6mmW0/видео.html
What a great selection of games this year
Not too bad a year!
Thank you. I love this channel.
Just bought three games off this list because of this vid. Love this channel
Cheers! Thanks for doing so!
could you tell me which one did you buy
GRIME for me:
Fascinating world
Beautiful graphic and design
Responsive gameplay
Weapons variety
Well done platforming
Challenging but satisfying and fun
Worth exploration
Good story
Badass/memorable characters
nice summary
In 2021 Ashes 2063 got a standalone remastered release along with the second episode Ashes: Afterglow. Doesn't require Doom II to play. It's a game that will blow you away for the next time you prepare something on first person shooters.
Thanks for that
Kinda summed up how I wasn't able to keep up on releases at all this year. I only played 4 of these this year and 2 were in early access previously so i didn't even buy them this year. You're making me feel old haha.
No worries, take our time! So many great games to play
Grime looked amazing.
Very nice list.
Good video! My one suggestion is to show the big bar with the game's name only for a few seconds (when a new title comes up). It distracts from the gameplay videos, often overlaying important game elements.
Brasil here 🙋
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hi
thanks a lot for the creator of this indie games i dont have to spent a lot of money to keep upgrading my PC and for making me realize that its not just about the graphics because most games that i play now is pixelated these days i learn to checkout the game mechanics first over visual
Only one I would have added would be Archvale. Thanks for adding more to my wishlists and reminding me I have SOOO MANY good games in my backlog…
Good call! It's a late entry so I didnt get to spend much time with it. December releases...
Eastern Exorcist is the best action-game of the year. It's like a beat'em'up when you are dealing with mobs, and then like a Sekiro with Stamina when you get to the boss fights. can't just chip away at their health, but need to actually parry to break their Shield, and then use the Blade Abilities wisely to do max HP damage while they are broken. Really fun combat and gorgeous boss designs.
GRIME was good, but leaned way too much into precision platforming towards the end.
Ender Lilies was pretty great. Bit too easy towards the end, the mid-game bosses were the hardest.
Pronty was absolutely best metroidvania I've played. (not bought F.I.S.T. yet, gonna grab it this week from either Steam or EGS)
I own (but I'm yet to play) Bright Memory Infinite, Death's Door, Unsighted, Deedlit, Tails of Iron, the Ascent and Lamentum. Too many games, too little time.
An amazing year, hopefully the next one is even better, with you of course
Cheers, thank you for the support! I'll do my best to keep going
#17 Tails of Iron
I swear that's Geralt of Rivia doing the voice-over in the trailer.
It is
It is, and he slayed it. It really is the Redwall game we didn't deserve.
I always look forward to your videos!
I appreciate that!
These really aren't my type of games. I was in love with Chicory: a colorful tale and am also really digging Solar Ash. Omori could have been included since it was released really late in 2020. Great to see more indie game content getting traction though, keep it up!
Interesting picks. I can see a through line there, perhaps my video on hidden gems may be of interest 😉
@@ClemmyGames ok, cool, will check it out!
Doug Cockle is the voice-actor of ''Tales of Iron''. For those of you who have no idea who that is, think ''The Witcher'' and ''Geralt of Rivia''.
Besides Eastward and Death's Door some of my favorites like Fuga and Dodgeball Academia weren't there. Obviosly is your personal list anyway
Might see some of these soon ;)
Thanks for the suggestions! Grime and Tails of Iron are definite pickups for me!
I loved eastern exorcist and the ascent ..
Nice ones!
Great to see The Riftbreaker get a mention, it is fantastic.
Very well done list! It was interesting to listen your arguments for every game. Thank you! And a special message to MekaSkull: "Torilla tavataan!"
Thanks!
Oh my god! Your top 25 aren't all Rogue-lites? *head explodes* Seriously though: Eastward made the list? Yay! So glad that my favorite indie Action RPG from this year made the list!
The Ascent is on the list too? Sweet! Love that game as well! I need to check out The Riftbreaker as well. I forgot about F.I.S.T too, and I wanna play that sometime!
Was the Record of Lodoss War your mentioned a sequel to another Lodoss War Metroidvania? I thought that there was one that 2 or more years old.
Also, can you please explain what it means to be a souls-lite instead of a souls-like?
Heh, I do enjoy other genres here & there. Some nice picks that you put down as well.
Don't think there was another RoLW metroidvania game although I could be wrong.
It's souls-lite in that it borrow some elements from souls games but is not exactly like them. No corpse run mechanic (to recover souls, salt whatever) and combat doesn't explicitly have a stamina meter but is deliberate combat due to wind up animations, dodges and so on
@@ClemmyGames Ah, gotcha. I think that kinda describes a lot of games now actually.
Thanks for replying to this. Thanks for consistantly replying to whenever I comment on your videos. Your comment section for your videos has gotten so big at this point that that I figured that you'd have to stop doing so.
If Somerville comes out in 22. No competition
It looks great
The only reason I decided to check out Library of Ruina and Ender Lilies is because the soundtrack is made by my favorite indie band "Mili," who also did the opening songs for the Goblin Slayer anime and movie.
Thanks for sharing
Ender lilies and deaths door is absolutely my GOTY
nice picks
Dat Cyber Shadow Theme
great music
Eastern Exorcist looks cool reminds me of Muramasa done as a soulslike.
mmhmm
Video was great but I think it would be better if you had a little gameplay sequence -> your commentary on the game -> gameplay.
Stopping after every point you make on a game slows the pace of the video a lot imo. Great vid nonetheless
Thanks for the feedback. Let me play around with this
Riftbreaker has literary hundreds of enemies attacking at once! I guess that's why it's a next-gen game.
Sure
Great list! I've been loving Eastward, on Switch.
Nice!
We’ve been eating good this year :D Just wish more of these games had physical releases
I think loop hero deserved the first place, but great list and great content
Great game
Awesome list! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Inscryption deserved #1 handsdown , really crazy one of a kind game!
It's great!
absolutely loved the OST from 1 and 3 and Eastern Exorcist had some amazing action
I love your channel, it gave me info of good games. But I think it would be nice if you include your own footage playing the games, instead of just the trailers. And tell us your own experience playing the game, instead of just the description of the game.
Great job, keep it up 🙂
Death Ski. Retro skiing adventure with a thriller/ horror story.
thanks for the rec
Vídeo lindo só tem o melhor! Parabéns Clemmy!
Thanks!
i appreciate you taking my feedback im sorry if it came off as rude. i own a majority of these games lol indies>"AAA" love the channel you help me find the gems in the sea of indies. keep up the good work dude hope to see u at a million subs soon. u deserve it!
Don’t be rude
Great vid, wish there was more "girth" or quality with the indie titles. Nothing there as good as a AAA Nintendo title or memorable as when Souls titles came out in 2007
They really are the best indies games. loved each and every game. I wonder why these games do not have more coverage.
Right? Help spread the word!
Great vid!
I was on another tab and heard Geralt's voice and I was like wtf that's definitely Geralt, what is this. Tails of Iron looks awesome tho.
I've been disappointed a bit about Eastward, since it's more narrative style of the game then it was shown on trailers, so I agree with you about the 15 position. Still a good game though. Incryption is the best :) Thanks for the another great list.
Yep, well put!
The very little amount of gameplay was certainly disappointing, but I gave it a pass because the story captured that great feeling of watching an adventure anime like hunter x hunter
@@Radgerayden-ist I agree, it isn't disappointing, it's just small amount :)
thank u for the list dude
Any time
"turnip boy commite tax evasion" 💀💀💀
Grime: a living black hole, who gain abilities from enemies...
So that's Kirby !
I thought FIST was stunning, I was staggered at how good it was when I played the demo.
It's great
These games are why low spec PCs and the Switch cannot be denied
I missed Madness Project Nexus in this list. Certainly, my favorite game of the year, awesome game
Yeah, this game is absolutely insane.
Ah! That was a good one
Fantastic video 👌🏻 Thank you 😉
Thanks for watching!