8 Hidden Indie Gems of May 2023
Welcome to my dive into May’s indie release schedule to find the games you might not know about, but really should.
Darkest Dungeon II
The long awaited sequel to Darkest Dungeon, fall into the dark world once again, using every tool at your disposal to get your heroes to survive the long journey ahead. And if they die, well you’ll have to do it all over again.
Darkest Dungeon II, releases on the 8th of may on Steam and Epic games store.
Another Fisherman’s Tale
Your body is your tool in this mind bending VR adventure. Use every appendage to your advantage to survive and discover the secrets of this island.
Another Fisherman’s Tale, releases on the 11th of May on Steam, and Playstation.
Tin Hearts
Go beyond simple puzzle solving in this narrative adventure in an alternate victorian era. Only one thing is sure in this emotional story spanning generations, the answer lies with the tin soldiers.
Tin hearts, releases on the 16th of May on Steam, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, Playstation, and GOG.
Soul Delivery
You wake up with no memories, but one goal, deliver this package. In this world devoid of human life, the package may be the key to the mystery of the other side.
Soul delivery, releases on the 21st of May on Steam.
Warhammer 40k: Boltgun
This is Doom but Warhammer style.
Warhammer 40k: Boltgun, releases on the 23rd of May on Steam, xbox, Nintendo Switch, and Playstation
Amnesia: The Bunker
Fall back into Amnesia, this time in a WW1 Bunker. You have a gun, but only one bullet. Use it wisely.
Amnesia: the bunker, releases on the 23rd of May on Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG.
Do Not Feed The Monkeys 2099
System Shock
The remake of the classic is here! Replay or play this iconic game for the first time, in this remake full of soul and love for the original.
System Shock, releases on the 30th of May on Steam, GOG, and the Epic Games Store.
Author Spotlight
I'm Leeze, an aro ace content creator/ musician from France. I've been playing games my whole life with a special interest in Indie games as I grow more and more tired of the state of AAA companies. I love to feel the passion indie studios put in their work and I want to do my part to help them grow and flourish.
