CloverPit is one of those indie roguelites that sneaks up on you with a deceptively simple premise and then refuses to let go. On Xbox, the game drops you into a grim, claustrophobic prison cell where your only companion is a slot machine. It’s not the kind of slot machine you’d find in a neon-lit casino, it’s a rusted, ominous contraption that feels more like a judge than a toy. Each spin isn’t just about chasing coins or jackpots; it’s about survival. The machine demands pa

Sometimes the simplest premise when it comes to a gaming mechanic, ends up being the most enjoyable. That's the case with A Game About Digging A Hole which released onto Xbox on the 9th December 2025. The game was created by indie developer Matt Round, who originally built it as a three‑week experiment in minimalism and absurdity. Round, known for his playful approach to interactive projects, leaned into the idea of stripping gameplay down to its barest essence: you dig, and

Riddlewood Manor is the kind of indie gem that feels like it was crafted with equal parts mischief and care. Developed by a small team clearly enamoured with the haunted house tradition, the game wears its inspirations proudly while still carving out its own identity. The developers have leaned into a playful horror-comedy tone, creating a manor that is less about terror and more about atmosphere, puzzles, and personality. From the moment you step through its creaking doors,

Service with a Shotgun is one of those indie titles that immediately grabs your attention with its absurd premise. It takes the soul-crushing monotony of retail work and throws it headfirst into a zombie apocalypse, creating a bizarre yet strangely cathartic blend of customer service satire and frantic first-person shooting. From the moment you clock in, you’re not just ringing up snacks and dealing with rude customers, you’re also fending off waves of undead shoppers who see