Screenshot Saturday Mondays: pretty plants and spaceships in Hell
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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 week, my eye has been caught by swish parkour and grappling hook movement, spaceships in Hell, lots of pretty plants, and some straight-up trash. Come have a look!
Honestly, if I had parkour skills like the animator of Thirsty Suitors (coming to Steam), this is how I'd come downstairs in the morning:
What swish swinging!
High-speed platforming in Starbuster (demo available on Itch.io):
Intense Hellish spaceship shooter violence:
I want to run my hands across the backgrounds of puzzle-platformer Seedlings (coming to Steam):
And I want to bury my face in this foliage on the right:
And the hoof fungus on this witch in card battler Princess Hunter (coming to Steam) certainly is, ah, eyecatching:
Things would have gone a lot better in Yharnam if Bloodborne's hunters had the arsenal of roguelikelike shooter Voidborn (coming to Steam):
A terrible thing to do to such a helpful pal in gunslinging adventure game Dead Horizon (coming to Steam):
A striking look to "dice-deck-building roguelike" Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles (coming to Steam, with a demo out now):
A moody market:
And more mood from this yet-untitled game built inside GZDoom, a modified modern version of ye olde Doom engine:
I like to see this citing grimcute adventure game Little Misfortune as an influence while looking quite different:
And to close, here's some real garbage in SNES-style RPG Kingdoms Of The Dump (coming to Steam):
What else caught your eye this weekend, reader dear?