Today Gamers #DiscoverIndies

Coffee Crisis definitely has that TMNT Arcade/Final Fight look and feel. Attacks and jump kicks especially. #DiscoverIndies pic.twitter.com/Ids9akOSD5

— Kyle Martin (@EdsHead) January 4, 2019

#TheFirstTree was an absolutely captivating journey from its humble beginnings through to its heartfelt conclusion. An utterly unexpected gaming adventure that had it not been for #DiscoverIndies I might never have had the joy to experience.
Thank you @DavidWehle pic.twitter.com/9i0LQFG9cG

— Nintendad (@nintendad) January 5, 2019

One new #indiegame wasn't enough for @tay_clemons this first #DiscoverIndies Friday! @themindseclipse by #indiedev @forgethelight is a dystopian sci-fi visual novel that takes place on Jupiter’s moon, Europa, with creepy atmosphere and wonderful, sketch-style art pic.twitter.com/V0tFAkGzYv

— IndieHangover (@IndieHangover) January 4, 2019

A few examples of the abilities. Game: DemonsCrystals by @badlandgames #DiscoverIndies #XboxShare pic.twitter.com/OPA6ufhDY4

— Eazzy (@eazzzy_88) January 4, 2019

The meaning of epic fail. Yep, I've got a lot to learn!#Steamburg #NintendoSwitch#DiscoverIndies pic.twitter.com/RfK19THcKg

— Saud 🔻 سعود (@SolidRoar) January 5, 2019

definitely a tricky game! feels great when you finally nail that perfect run. #HackyZack #DiscoverIndies #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/rPNh8smy2i

— YÜNG💖Frank (@tealsummernight) January 5, 2019

First day of #DiscoverIndies: Decided to try Uncanny Valley for the Switch, a 2D survival horror game. https://t.co/BMKZySwq53 Aaaaand…well, it has an interesting premise & setup, but it's quite slow so far, & the controls are awkward. But we'll see how it goes…

— Kyle LeClair (@SlyDante777) January 5, 2019

As you progress in the game, you can recruit people to stay at your camp, and in return they will sell you permanent upgrades to make your next run a bit easier. I love that kind of stuff in games. #ManaSpark #DiscoverIndies pic.twitter.com/JgtTFqbBlQ

— TJ Harris (@TJPOWERuloveit) January 5, 2019

Manual Samuel is exactly what it says. Manually controlling Samuel. Breath, walk, blink & more. #DiscoverIndies #Ps4 pic.twitter.com/oNAXT9lKJV

— crayzeyez (@Frankem80) January 5, 2019

More Dog Gone Golfing. So many obstacles. @.@ #DiscoverIndies #PS4sharehttps://t.co/yE2NAqESm5 pic.twitter.com/SF01hDPE4v

— Moomba (@MoombaB) January 5, 2019

Helen's Mysterious Castle, which has a really rad and unusual combat system and neat methods of storytelling. https://t.co/rqvslLfXZb #DiscoverIndies pic.twitter.com/kOaENSnPCK

— 🧭 Crowbeak (@Crowbeak) January 5, 2019

The Adventures of Elena Temple has a gameplay inspired from classic games of '80s and it's funnier to play than I expected. There is also an useful map. The game is the same in all machines, so everyone can choose the preferred.
A very good work of @GrimTalin#DiscoverIndies pic.twitter.com/zdFcV7aWjD

— Rosario (@RosariiU) January 5, 2019

Here's Devious Dungeon by @Woblyware and @ravenousgames
on #psvita as part of #DiscoverIndies

It's 2d Dungeon RPG. There is more than 62 levels ( I'm only at the 4th) you have to kill enemies to earn money and xp.
There's side quest to earn more money that you'll use 1/2 pic.twitter.com/yfUi1toZwW

— GHT1KAT 79 (@nikobud95) January 5, 2019

I started #ShalnorLegends as part of #DiscoverIndies thanks to @IndieGamerChick and only planned on a playing for about an hour or so (that was almost 3.5 hours ago). I'm really enjoying the game, it reminds me a little of a Link to the Past with is great. pic.twitter.com/cP0VLbIMfB

— Matt (@_M317) January 5, 2019

It didn't take long at all for me to get the hang of it and know where stuff was. I was placing multiple burgers on the grill at once, grabbing the ketchup bottle with one hand and squirting it on after placing a piece of cheese with the other hand… GREAT flow! #DiscoverIndies pic.twitter.com/57ASLwLCyV

— Book Promoter Bethie (@CataclysmGames) January 4, 2019

So going to join in the fun a bit of #DiscoverIndies here – I found Chaos Sector a retro strategy game that aims to be relatively minimalist in many areas but still have depth. It does toss you in the deep end but helps by providing some advisers and clean UI pic.twitter.com/CZXIr4d6sG

— Don Parsons (@coboney) January 5, 2019

The filter options select screen don't do them justice. Gorgeous. @FlumpStudios #IndieXmas2018 #DiscoverIndies #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/S2X3x0nZ3E

— Brian (@Watchmann1204) January 5, 2019

My final thoughts on my #DiscoverIndies game called Laws of Machine (on Steam & PSN) I liked the puzzle platforming, good tunes, & robot character. Bonus: it had 20 trophies! I did run into a few problems in some levels, but you could easily restart a level. @IndieGamerChick pic.twitter.com/UjQXcXJwPO

— PK 🏆🎮 (@HeyYouGame) January 5, 2019

#PerilsOfBaking so far such hilarious fun game. Soundtrack, art style are classic & well done. Love delicious dessert enemies. Even most frustrating parts I've enjoyed. Avilable & crossbuy #PS4 #Vita 2x plats for trophy hunters. Will play & stream more tomorrow. #DiscoverIndies pic.twitter.com/uKZo2JTBN8

— ReesesWave (@GLCRMI) January 5, 2019

Enjoying @Nihilumbra on the Switch, one thing to be aware of is that you have to play it in handheld as it requires the touch screen and there is no alternative. The controls seem fluid but I haven't got far into the touchscreen section yet #DiscoverIndies pic.twitter.com/B1al1I4aQf

— Kirsten (@kirstpe) January 4, 2019

Playing SWINDLE for #DiscoverIndies. Pretty fun game so far. Be the best thief and get back to the rocket. #PS4share pic.twitter.com/OCajjefUeU

— crayzeyez (@Frankem80) January 5, 2019

Halloween Forever is a game that perfectly symbolizes #DiscoverIndies today. I had been casually perusing for platformers, really scraping the bottom of the list on Steam, when this gem showed up. Excellent controls, plenty of ways to play, a narrative-driven environment. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/z0VjWP4ux6

— Ranen (@RanenMannin) January 4, 2019

Ha! Got you that time! #DiscoverIndies https://t.co/g4ANaEUwxK pic.twitter.com/lrn5htL4R1

— Katherine (@lightwoodgames) January 4, 2019

I started this game from @HallidGames called #MIRCRONWARSXR and it's amazing. The game has great gameplay, graphics, audio, and it's also very polished. I would recommend this to anyone who likes endless arcade shooters (just 99¢). It's amazing. #DiscoverIndies @IndieGamerChick pic.twitter.com/EhOLpuuX6L

— Michael Lacy (@Killerviper1846) January 5, 2019

These are the kinds of levels I crave in a post-Braid world. Puzzles where all the gameplay bits are at my fingertips – just have to figure how it all goes together! (Currently Playing ADVENTURE LAMP for #DiscoverIndies) pic.twitter.com/nIddmK0mbq

— Scott Tykoski (@ScottTykoski) January 5, 2019

Games like Actual Sunlight and Little Red Lie that has value to put a perspective of someone's life that is real makes the story great in my book. Played those games in the past and it makes me wish more games has these type. Great games everyone should try. #DiscoverIndies pic.twitter.com/E9bHOOpBX4

— Classified Chappy🎵🕺🎧 Ko-fi Commissions Open (@Stay_ClassyYT) January 4, 2019

I played maize for #DiscoverIndies today and it’s funny, absurd and wonderfully weird little adventure game. Great writing and very much took me by surprise. pic.twitter.com/Q0lcYZ1h3T

— Fredrik Skarstedt 🇸🇪 (@Fredrik_S) January 5, 2019

OK… I finally made it past the crystals from hell stage. This was really a challenge for me.

Every #GrumpyJoe movement has to be well executed and perfectly timed. You can't half-ass a jump and make it. You will die.

More thoughts later.#DiscoverIndies pic.twitter.com/nyWznNm9EC

— Trifragger 🎮 (@Trifragger) January 4, 2019