If you haven't already, you should check out hollow knight or Celeste

In no particular order:

• The Forgotten City - (loved it)
• Rain World - (love/hate. Unique game where you play as a slugcat)
• Hollow Knight - (someone said it, but I second it. 10/10)
• Celeste - (same as above)
• Furi - (very cool, bullet hell, great music)
• Hotline Miami - (top down fun and murder lol)
• Firewatch - (a good linear story)
• Stanley Parable - (choices, choices 10/10)
• Don't Starve Together - (survival, great art style)
• Fez - (a really cool puzzle platformer)
• Undertale - (should you kill?)
• Dead Cells - (pretty hard, but fun)
• The Forest - (horror survival)
• Subnautica - (ocean survival. Thalassophobia)
• Amnesia: The Dark Descent - (horror story)
• What Remains of Edith Finch - (good linear story)
• Outer Wilds - (I loved this one so much 10/10)
• The Witness - (cool game, puzzle)
• Outlast - (horror, damn good)
• Deep Rock Galactic - (Rock and Stone!)
• Blasphemous - (Spain inspired metroidvania)
• Abzu - (a very cool ocean experience)
• Soma - (linear horror story)
• Untitled Goose Game - (be a goose)
• Goat Simulator - (be a goat)
• Thumper - (Music, beetle, on a rollercoaster)
• Journey - (go on a journey)
• Risk of Rain 1,2 - (lots of fun)
• Slay the Spire - (a very good turn-based card game)
• Overcooked 1,2 - (fun co-op that gets hard)
• Unravel - (puzzle about yarn)
• No Man's Sky - (has gotten good since launch, I was at launch)
• OlliOlli - (side scrolling skateboarding)
• Minecraft - (you should know)
• Terraria - (you should know this too)
• Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey - (not sure if indie, but I love it)
• Descenders - (procedural mountain biking)
• Everything - (well, it's everything feat. Alan Watts)
• The Swords of Ditto - (top down metroidvania?)
• Tails of Iron - (9/10 metroidvania as a rat)
• Ghostrunner - (fast hack and slash awesomeness)
• Rimworld - (management sim, crash landed)
• Slime Rancher - (be happy farming slimes)
• Deadbolt - (play the reaper, like Hotline Miami but side scrolling)
• Kingdom New Lands - (manage your kingdom and survive)
• Limbo/Inside - (two games, puzzle and strange)
• Super Meat Boy - (speedy puzzle platformer)
• Downwell - (arcade game about going down a well)
• Thomas Was Alone - (minimalist puzzle platformer)
• Human Fall Flat - (try to platform, funny)
• Spiritfarer - (cozy management game about dying)

Well, that's about all I can remember playing. I enjoyed all of these games and they are 7/10+ Anyways, whatcha think?

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Tunic came on Game Pass, later to Switch, and at first look it seems to be "Indie Zelda imitation 15". When actually playing it, it ends up functioning a bit like Dark Souls; very low-explanation exploration, some tough combat, and some really cool secrets. It was my Game of the Year, in a year when Elden Ring released.

Dead Cells and Neon White are two recent favorite for me. I played on PC, but I assume the PlayStation and Switch versions are the same.

Looks like they're both on sale for PlayStation right now, too.

Give babaisyou a try. It's a logic puzzler and that's all I'm going to say about it. Part of the fun is discovering the mechanics and how to break them

CrossCode is an absolute banger if you like a good story and are interested in combat RPGs. It also has a demo that works in the browser if you want to check it out before buying.

I love puzzle games so mostly play those.

(these are all on Swich)

• Baba is You
• Pipe Push Paradise
• Cosmic Express
• A Monster's Expedition
• Hue is a great puzzle platformer

A recent non-puzzle game I've been playing is Killer Frequency - you are a radio DJ who has to prevent murders of people who call in to your show, and it's set in the 80s.

Gold Story is a phenomenal Indie Switch exclusive. You definitely don’t have to enjoy golf to have fun playing it. I highly recommend it.

For Switch I would recommend Golf Story, an exclusive for the platform. It's a golf RPG similar to the Game Boy Color Mario Golf game where you do silly golf challenges around an island full of weird characters and become a golf champion. The story is funny and the golf mechanics are surprisingly deep too.

I haven't played the Switch port, but I was a big fan of the RPG called Omori. It's story heavy, so the best way to play imo is to go in blind and ignore any online content about it until at least the first playthrough is done, maybe even a second.

I usually play multiplayer games more, unspottable, wilmot's warehouse, and moving out are pretty fun!

Single player, the last one I played was my friend Pedro which was also pretty good!

Give cassette beasts a go if you want a pokemon styled game

A mix of genres, but some of my favourite Indies include; Gris, Lunark, Golf Story, Death Squared, A Short Hike, Cat's Quest, Rigid Force Redux, and Coffee Talk. All are on Switch, and many on PlayStation too.

I'll plug 'Salt and Sanctuary' and 'Backbone.' Waiting for the PS5 version for Backbone, but it's available on Switch.

I am really enjoying apico at the moment, a really cute wholesome game about breeding bees and butterflies, helping to save the species, it's based on the old forestry mod for minecraft which used to be one of my favourites as well.

How about 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim? It's part mystery visual novel with a interesting plot and part action tactic game.

It's available on the Switch and the PS Store.

Wilmot's Warehouse is on Switch, not sure about Playstation.