Screenshot Saturday Mondays: a dinosaur pizza chef, and giant beasts to climb
Admiring indie games from Twitter's weekend screenshot-o-rama
Every weekend, indie devs show off current work on Twitter's #screenshotsaturday tag. And every Monday, I bring you a selection of these snaps and clips. This past weekend was particularly fruitful, so enjoy a bumper-sized edition of Screenshot Saturday Mondays with all manner of cute frogs, stylish ultraviolence, dinosaurs cooking pizza, giant beasts to climb, and chill landscapes to roam.
I could watch the hero of The Milk Lake (coming to Steam) run past things forever, her careful little steps and reaching little arms:
I am extremely, extremely interested in whatever Undertide is:
Delphinium addresses the eternal question:
Cute dinosaurs cooking pizza in Manitas Kitchen (coming to Itch):
Don't know what this is; do really like it:
No idea; it's perfect:
Some kind of... watercolour beat 'em up with a Dark Souls tinge?
Bad vibes from 2D survival horror The Machine That Breathes (coming to Steam, with a demo up now - and do check out the game's site to see the dev's cat, Shodan):
I always liked how the Samorost games mix photos and animation, and I really like Seedlings (coming to Steam) mixing in video:
Lovely trees from Brass Bellow:
Striking giant fungus from a remake of The Witch's Lullaby (psst hey you have a few more days to vote on what's better: character creation building backstory, or giant fungus?):
Test footage of gravity gun ultraviolence from Anomalous (currently in early access on Steam):
In TitanClimb, you will indeed climb titans:
Valorous demonstrates the joys of counter-attacks and fight particles:
Stylish mid-combo character swapping from Genokids (coming to Steam), a hack 'n' slash game about a band saving the world from alien invasion:
This fella in slice-of-life gardening sim The Garden Path (coming to Steam) is very chipper for someone who's had their face cut off:
While we're doing character portraits, here's a cool witch knight:
Sandworms/graboids in Command & Conquer-style real-time strategy game Dying Breed (demo available on its site):
In Cat Corner this week we have a cutie I sorely want to appear in the resulting green-screened footage, maybe brushing against the shin of some monster or another in wizard simulator Hand Of Doom (coming to Steam, early version on Itch now):
And lastly, I could not resist this animation bug from Starshifter (coming to Steam):
What else caught your eye this weekend, reader dear?