Several indie games have recently been released, and we're excited to introduce you to some of them.
First off, there's 'Quarantine Zone: The Last Check', a farming-based shoot-'em-up that puts a zombie twist on the classic 'Papers Please' gameplay. You play as a checkpoint operator during a zombie outbreak, where your mission is to screen survivors for signs of infection. If you're unsure, you can send them for further observation or screening, or let them in – all while armed with a sidearm and drone.
Another game worth checking out is 'Air Hares', a 3D top-down shoot-'em-up inspired by classic games from the 90s. You play as a young frog trying to find airship parts for its kidnapped friend. The gameplay involves firing seeds and water to restore fertile carrot fields, while also dodging enemies in boss battles.
'Air Hares' has been created by husband-and-wife team Tim and Megan Bungeroth over six years, with the help of several contributors. Their inspiration came from their personal journey with infertility and creating life rather than destroying it.
The game is now available on Steam for $9, with a 20% discount until January 28.
We also have 'Big Hops', a joyous and playful 3D platformer where you play as a young frog trying to find airship parts. The gameplay involves using your tongue to swing across gaps, hookshot platforms, and solve puzzles.
'Big Hopes' is out now on Steam for $20, with a 10% launch discount until January 19.
First off, there's 'Quarantine Zone: The Last Check', a farming-based shoot-'em-up that puts a zombie twist on the classic 'Papers Please' gameplay. You play as a checkpoint operator during a zombie outbreak, where your mission is to screen survivors for signs of infection. If you're unsure, you can send them for further observation or screening, or let them in – all while armed with a sidearm and drone.
Another game worth checking out is 'Air Hares', a 3D top-down shoot-'em-up inspired by classic games from the 90s. You play as a young frog trying to find airship parts for its kidnapped friend. The gameplay involves firing seeds and water to restore fertile carrot fields, while also dodging enemies in boss battles.
'Air Hares' has been created by husband-and-wife team Tim and Megan Bungeroth over six years, with the help of several contributors. Their inspiration came from their personal journey with infertility and creating life rather than destroying it.
The game is now available on Steam for $9, with a 20% discount until January 28.
We also have 'Big Hops', a joyous and playful 3D platformer where you play as a young frog trying to find airship parts. The gameplay involves using your tongue to swing across gaps, hookshot platforms, and solve puzzles.
'Big Hopes' is out now on Steam for $20, with a 10% launch discount until January 19.
I'm hyped about 'Air Hares', it's so nostalgic 
& the story behind it is actually kinda deep 
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. 'Quarantine Zone: The Last Check' sounds like an interesting mix of farming and zombie apocalypse vibes, kinda like what I'd expect from a survival game, but with a twist! 
I think it's awesome how the creators drew inspiration from 'Papers Please' gameplay to create something unique.
, but also because of its personal significance. Creating games can be such a therapeutic outlet for people, and it's amazing that this husband-and-wife team was able to turn their experience with infertility into a game 
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. The idea of using your tongue to swing across gaps sounds like so much fun! 
With the 10% launch discount, it's a great time to check it out too 
. Overall, I think these indie games are definitely worth checking out 
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And can we talk about how cool it is that the devs behind 'Air Hares' drew inspiration from their personal experiences with infertility? It's awesome to see games being created by people coming from a place of vulnerability and passion 
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plus its got that papers please feel which i know is a great game but quarantine zone takes it to the next level 
also the gameplay is super fun & challenging 
quarantine zone sounds kinda dark but also kinda interesting how they took papers please and added zombies to it i've been meanly browsing steam all day and stumbled upon big hops its so colorful and fun i love the animation style the music is catchy too 
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