SteamWorld Dig 2 looks fantastic and has a wonderful atmosphere. The game is also very intuitive, and had a satisfying upgrade system, which encourages you to play more. | © Image & Form Games
Terraria combines the creativity of Minecraft combined with cool RPG elements to keep you hooked. From mining battlegrounds to battling bosses, you can do everything in this adorable adventure! | © Re-Logic
Salt and Sanctuary is a clever mix of soul-style combat and 2D action-platformer. Set in a challenging, dark, and grim atmospheric world, it offers tight combat, brutal difficulty, and intricate design. | © Ska Studios
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is an exploration-based experience that follow-ups wonderfully on the classic Castlevania titles, which many grew up with. You'll collect weapons, craft gear, and unlock abilities to take on new foes. | © ArtPlay
Enter the Gungeon offers a unique blend of masterful gameplay and design, and its difficulty is on par with Dark Souls or Hollow Knight. It's the kind of game that requires time investment to learn the ins and outs, but once you do you'll find it incredible satisfying. | © Dodge Roll
Pyre is a beautifully presented game that offers of a captivating story, a fascinating world, and simple but enjoyable combat mechanics. The vibrant characters are truly memorable, and they bring an unexpected emotional depth to the game. | © Supergiant Games
Into the Breach is a must-try if you're a fan of turn-based tactics games. This one appears simple on the surface, but it places a big emphasis on things like momentum, positioning, and performing the right combinations to achieve victory. | © Subset Games
CrossCode is a hidden gem among indie games, and it has significantly grown in popularity since the Switch port. The combat is not only fast-paced and fluid but also highly customizable, and the dungeons are packed with great puzzles. | © Radical Fish Games
Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove does a great job of combining the best from classic platformers with fresh, modern gameplay. If you enjoy action platformers, you will enjoy this charming experience! | © Yacht Club Games
The Witness is a unique game, offering no guidance or instructions as you dive in. It has a series of intricate yet fair puzzles, coupled with a compelling narrative, all set within a world that invites thoughtful exploration. Also, bonus points for the relaxing art style. | © Thekla Inc.
In Undertale your choices truly matter, and in that way it's a great homage to the first RPG games. It also has a surprisingly fun combat system, which makes every fight feel different. | © Toby Fox
Celeste blends a deep, emotional narrative with relatable characters. It's also a very accessible game, which makes it especially great for those who don't want to learn complex mechanics, but do want to discover a strong story. | © Maddy Makes Games
Take on the role of Zagreus, son of Hades, as you battle through the ever-shifting dungeons of the Underworld in Hades. The game masterfully balances challenge and accessibility, with difficulty settings that cater to every player’s skill level. | © Supergiant Games
Of course, you knew Stardew Valley was going to make the list at some point. In this relaxing16-bit game, you build your dream farm, grow crops, raise animals, and form lasting relationships with your neighbors. Bliss. | © ConcernedApe
Hollow Knight is very tough, but as soon as you've got the basic hang of the game, you'll keep coming back for more. In this excellent game, you explore a sprawling underground world teeming with mysterious creatures, and epic battles that will never let you down. | © Team Cherry
Over the past decade, indie games have seen a significant increase in popularity, breaking the market with unique and innovative experiences. In this article, we'll look at the best indie games from the last 10 years.
