Indie game developers share their work progress every week on Twitter with the #ScreenshotSaturday hashtag. In this piece, we take a look at the most interesting and eye-catching screenshots or short videos of indie games shared on Saturday, April 17.
Haiku, The Robot
This short video was shared by the Twitter page of Haiku, The Robot (@MrMorrisGames) in this tweet. The way the video zooms out to reveal the whole layout and level design of the game is very intriguing, and it’s a good way of introducing the world of the game in just a few seconds. You can wishlist Haiku, The Robot on steam right now.
Kingdoms Of The Dump
This unique scene from Kingdoms Of The Dump (@DumpKingdoms) was shared in this tweet. It’s such a surreal and yet captivating scene. The character enters the room, shoots the chairs, turns into a mouse, and then a trash can! It’s funny, and it raises a ton of questions, that we hope we find out the answers to when this game comes out.
Fallen Tear: The Ascension
The Twitter page for Fallen Tear: The Ascension (@FallenTearGame) shared a short animation of the game’s mechanics in this tweet. The character design and their moves look very exciting, and we hope we get to see more of this game soon.
Akatori
A returning entry from one of our previous Screenshot Saturday roundups, Akatori (@AKATORIGAME) shared the news of their Kickstarter campaign launching soon with this video in this tweet. The game looks fantastic as always, and we got to see a glimpse of the darker atmospheres of the game as well. You can check out Akatori’s Kickstarter page and support this project when the campaign goes live.
Pocket Wheels
Another returning game, Pocket Wheels (@PanicTheFirst) shared this mesmerizing video in this tweet. The gameplay is so fun and satisfying to watch, and we can’t wait to play with the miniature car for hours. Luckily, if you like the game, you support the project on Patreon and get access to the alpha version of the game!
What indies have you got your eye on? Do you like the look of anything Nima found this week? Let us know what you think in the comment section below!
