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, July 24.
GameLuster has a Screenshot Saturday round-up every week. You can check out the previous list here!
Vivarium
This lovely video from the game Vivarium was shared by the game’s developer (@Vivarium_Game) in this tweet. The game has a very nostalgic anime style reminiscent of classic Studios Ghibli films, and the idea of playing and exploring a game in this world is wonderful. We can’t wait to hear more about this game in the future.
Mini Monster Truck
This footage of an untitled monster truck game was shared by the developer of popular games such as Hoplegs (@AnderssonKev) in this tweet. The game looks really challenging, and you have to control each wheel separately with the A, B, Y, X buttons. The hard to master and yet satisfying gameplay, with a simple and beautiful art style, adds up to an awesome game to look forward to.
Otto And The Ancient Worlds
This screenshot from Otto And The Ancient Worlds was shared by the studio’s Twitter page (@ObviousGravity) in this tweet. The pixel art background looks epic, and the retro art style makes it a nostalgic platformer that’s always fun to experience. The game’s Demo is available on Steam right now, so you can check it out and wishlist the game to get notified about the release date.
ProDeus
This exciting video from ProDeus was shared by the game’s twitter page (@ProdeusGame) in this tweet. We don’t see many FPS games in our Screenshot Saturday round-ups, and we are happy to feature such an awesome game this week. This DOOM inspired title manages to keep the retro feel of the classic FPS games, and yet have detailed and modern graphics and animations. ProDeus is available on Steam right now!
Sunfluffs
This video was shared by the developer of Sunfluffs (@AzureLazuline) in this tweet. The game’s intricate 2.5D environment and mechanics creates an engaging gameplay experience, and the way the character flaps their ears to help pull the lever at the end is just adorable. We are looking forward to see more of this game in the coming weeks.
