OneShot is another new game that has jumped on the meta narrative bandwagon popularized by titles like The Stanley Parable and Undertale. The game seems to have some meta commentary elements weaved into the narrative as well. Use your profits to upgrade your software and potentially make better, more successful titles. The game uses a simple built-in editor that allows you to make fairly basic 2D platformers that you then sell on the fictional “Vault” online game store. Indie Game Sim is a new light management game that combines elements of Game Dev Tycoon and Mario Maker. This one also has some pretty mixed reviews at the moment, so you may want to hold off on purchasing it right away. Much like the board game it’s based on, Super Dungeon Tactics tasks you with assembling a party of adventurers to complete quests in dangerous dungeons. This tactical turn-based dungeon crawler is based on the Super Dungeon Explore series of miniature-based board games by Soda Pop Miniatures and Ninja Division. Speaking of PC adaptations of popular tabletop games, Super Dungeon Tactics came out this week as well. Unfortunately the game seems to have many performance and connectivity issues right now, so you may want to give it a pass for the time being. Created by the same team that made the cult hit E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy, Deathwing is focused primarily on 4-player co-op as players don suits of the dreaded Tactical Dreadnought Armor and cleanse space hulks of xenos filth using an arsenal of destructive heavy weaponry. The biggest release of the week is Space Hulk: Deathwing, a new FPS set in the Warhammer 40k universe. As usual, I can’t speak for the quality of these games personally, so make sure you do your research before making any purchases. We had another busy year of indie games, and this article is no exception. With only a few weeks left in December, this could end up being the last Overlooked Indies for 2016.

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