This week's indie highlights include Denshattack!, a $20 train-skateboard hybrid from Undercoders and Fireshine Games that plays like Tony Hawk's Pro Skater on rails across dystopian Japan. D-topia from Marumittu Games and Annapurna Interactive (also $20) casts you as a maintenance worker in an AI-run utopia with branching narrative puzzles.
Moss: The Forgotten Relic brings Polyarc's acclaimed VR adventures to flatscreen as a 2D platformer ($20), while Orpheus: To Hell and Back arrives on Steam for $3 after a Game Boy cartridge Kickstarter — a charming lyre-powered underworld crawl.
Teeto ($18) offers co-op 3D platforming with object-absorption mechanics from family studio Eat Pant Games, and Grapple Bear ($5) delivers precision grapple-hook platforming with hand-drawn art and weekly procedural levels.
Coming July 29, Dispatch — the superhero workplace comedy from ex-Telltale devs — expands to Xbox after strong early chapters on other platforms.
Source: Engadget · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing