• captainlezbian@lemmy.world
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    4 hours ago

    We absolutely didn’t celebrate its downfall. Flash had issues, but the culture of flash games was awesome.

    That said, indie games are way better these days

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      3 hours ago

      That said, indie games are way better these days

      They all seem to be the same boring stardew valley/dead cells/anyotherauccessfullindiegame clones with pretty pixelart and too much time e commitment needed

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        19 minutes ago

        There are lots of other games as well. Let me recommend a couple:

        • What remains of Edith Finch
        • A short hike
        • Outer Wilds
        • Disco Elysium
        • Feather
        • Gris
        • Journey of the broken circle
        • Sayonara Wild Hearts
        • Untitled Goose Game
        • a dark room
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        There was a lot of lazy copies with flash games too. And that’s not unique for indie games or even video games. Every form of media has people copying what’s already successful

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        Yeah there’s a lot of copycats, though even within that there’s some great stuff. My wife has been loving fields of mistria. But also I’m currently playing slay the spire 2 and loving it. You’ve got games like cult of the lamb, Rogue Legacy (1&2), every supergiant game, Cassette Beasts, and less well known ones like Song of the Deep. Flash games were their own thing and it was awesome, but with limited time for games these days I’d rather be playing modern indie games. But I understand why some people would feel the opposite