Mike, Kyle, Harry, and Becca from the Six One Indie team were recently invited to Dreamhack 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia. Now that we’ve had time to process all of the amazing indie developers we met and games we played over the weekend (and have thoroughly digested the questionable number of Monster Energy Drinks we drank), we wanted to put together a list of some of our favorites.

Sometimes you just have to accept that a pigeon has better dance moves than you.

I’ve put together a little list of games we think are must plays for All Hallow’s Eve (and beyond if you’re a creature of the night all year round like the rest of us).

That SandWitch could really use a broomstick. Just look at all this sand!

You don’t want to know what happens when you run out of coins for the Coinmaker.

It’s time to take responsibility. I hope this hurts.

Sometimes knowledge isn’t worth it when the journey to find it is so dangerous, but they say knowledge is only gained by those who have seen Likho.

We all know what it was like to juggle life in isolation. Keeping in contact with family and friends proved difficult, not to mention trying to keep up with work and daily lives. Games like Fishbowl gives players a glimpse at what life was like during isolation and, if its current demo is any indication, is set to be an beautifully emotional experience.

We’re all living in the same timeline as I Am Bread and Goat Simulator just to give a few examples. But, in spite of the strange timeline that we’ve all found ourselves a part of, no games, at least in my career, have ever been quite as weird as Octopus City Blues. 

Sliding Hero is a top-down puzzle Metroidvania where sliding is key. Whether it's the game's unique playstyle, Metroidvania mastery, hand-drawn pixel art, or every area's complex puzzle, Sliding Hero contains something for players looking for something fresh.