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Content creators who highlight small indie games?
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this post was submitted on 15 Dec 2023
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Playframe doesn’t exclusively highlight small indie games, but they do cover a fair number of them alongside various bigger games.
Although, I guess it depends on how unknown a game has to be to “count” as “lesser-known”; I’ve certainly been introduced to games by Playframe, but, it’s not like they’re going onto Steam Roulette or anything.
Some examples of games that I personally hadn’t heard of until they showed up on Playframe include “Worldless”, “Cursed to Golf”, “Frog Detective”, “Say No! More!”, etc. I don’t think any of those are, like, deeply obscure or anything, but, they’re “smaller” indie games in my book.
Also, they’re just really rad people.
I don't really know what qualifies either tbh, but it's just easy to only hear about the big stuff coming out. Thanks for the recommendation!