Indie devs don’t have to deal with interference from suits who are obsessed with cost cutting and wholly out of touch with what people want

In fairness even if a big studio released a great game, enough people would either try it and not like it, or just give a bad review because it's EA, that it wouldn't make this list.

Indie games don't have that problem.

Steam reviews aren't really a good quality metric, a 6/10 game can have 95% ratings, it's the rotten tomatoes of video games.

Split Fiction is published by EA.

Damn, have a look at each of them, there is some excellent gaming here.

I've heard of four of the games on the list and it's the four you would think.

The fact that Wolfquest, an educational game from the 2000s is on there, is absolutely mind blowing to me. I remember playing that game as a kid with my sister and it being beyond a buggy fun mess lol.

I haven't heard of anything on the list until we get to 8, and I only recognise the name I have no idea what the gameplay is like.

Chapter one also released in 2018 (7 years ago), so the game doesn't really feel like it's from this year.

Personally, I hate partial releases so I haven’t played it yet, despite loving Undertale.

It counts the keyboard taps & cursor clicks (optional) that you make, and your desktop pet cat taps whenever you type/click. As a reward for your tippity tappity productivity, you periodically get random cat costumes and skins. You can also buy/sell the costumes & reskins on the steam community marketplace.

It doesn't work on Linux for me (mint btw), but I use it on my school laptop

I'm not sure how segregation/listening of inputs works between software in Linux, but if there's a way around it to get bongo cat to work... 👉👈

If you need more, there're A LOT of custom levels.
You can find them in either https://rhythm.cafe/ (better levels overall) or the Steam Workshop integration. (is more shitty).

A surprisingly fun game. It exceeded my expectations. I have played it more than I thought I would.

Am I missing something about wobbly life? All the reviews are great on xbox and its mad popular. I tried it and its just so much nothing. Worse than nothing, janky controlled nothing.

But then like its so popular and well praised that im sure im wrong here.

Oh wow, its amazing you've never played it yet. Go in blind. A life changing game.

If you're looking for gnarly shit, I highly suggest playing the weird route. When you start a new chapter 2 save file, backtrack

The deltarune wiki has an article detaling exactly how to get it (you will get mildly spoiled): https://deltarune.wiki/w/Weird_Route/Chapter_2

Chapter 3 doesn't really have content exclusive to this route, and in chapter 4 it will be obvious what you beed to do.

I agree about Tenna. Most of the fandom's favourite characters are secret bosses or incredibly obscure and mysterious. If you don't do a 100% playthrough you don't get the full story of deltarune, it's sad.

5k ish negative reviews and they seem to come in two flavors, multiplayer bugs and too repetitive.