Famous games not in this post are probably in the link organized by the sub-mod (Padak) above. This post covers games from January 1st to January 15th. Not many releases this month, so there might not be many 'bangers.' That's why Part 1 is all we got for the first half of Jan.
MaSzyna: A realistic train driving simulator set in Poland. Drive over 40 types of locomotives and trains through 200 scenarios with random events. Features realistic signaling and physics. (No Korean support)
Big Hops: A 3D action-adventure platformer about a frog trying to get home. Features tongue interactions, various movement techs, and a system where you plant veggies to forge your own path. Collectibles can change gameplay or unlock secrets. (No Korean support)
Kejora: A puzzle platformer adventure where protagonists trapped in a time loop uncover a village's secrets. Solve environmental puzzles using the unique skills of two companions. Features hand-drawn art and animation. (No Korean support)
Hank: Drowning On Dry Land: A narrative game exploring the subconscious of an alcoholic hero. 'What if Batman was a drunk?' Play as time-traveler 'Hank' traveling through his dying brain to find a way to save himself. Revolves around unique time manipulation mechanics. (No Korean support)
CASSETTE BOY: A puzzle adventure using the rule that 'what isn't seen doesn't exist.' Rotate the perspective of a 3D world that looks 2D to find hidden paths and solve puzzles. Features action combat with swords and bows, plus boss fights. (Korean supported)
Philna Fantasy: An action RPG with job-based combat and puzzles. Explore dungeons full of secrets, collect gear and materials to build your character. Features a 'Magic Card' system for special effects and pets with unique abilities. (No Korean support)
Streetdog BMX: An action sports game where you pull off tricks across 6 free-roam maps. Combine skills for high scores or complete over 270 challenges. Deep customization for riders and bike parts. (Korean supported)
Death Machine: Action combining Metroidvania exploration with Roguelite items. Kill enemies in a mechanical fortress, loot gear, and unlock powerful builds in the sanctuary. Build-specific paths make combinations crucial. (No Korean support)
Hidden Murder Truths (A Detective Game): A Golden Idol-style deduction adventure about a string of murders involving actors, writers, and producers. Investigate scenes, gather clues, and find the culprit. Features a story full of secrets and ambition. The subtitle 'A Detective Game' got localized into something like 'Hardcore Authentic Deduction Detective Game.' (Korean supported)
ๅฐธๅงฌไนๆขฆ (Dream of the Corpse Princess): A card strategy deckbuilder where you wake up as a 'Corpse Princess' to conquer the world. Use puppets as your army and souls as resources. 60+ skill cards and various units. Features 80+ treasures and a 'Stigma' system. (No Korean/English support... Maybe someone will make a translation mod? Not me though.)
ODDCORE: A fast-paced FPS with a retro, eerie vibe. Fight enemies and bosses in random arenas within a 5-minute time limit. 70+ stackable items ensure every run is different. Includes a sandbox editor and a hub world with mini-games. (No Korean support)
Clean Stack: A physics-based puzzle game about stacking various objects. The goal is to stack things stably without touching the floor. Includes challenging mechanics like changing object properties with potions. 65 levels plus Hard Mode. Free to play. (No Korean support)
Tabulo: A Balatro-style roguelike where you place chess pieces to score points. Upgrade pieces and buy synergy tiles to fill the board. Over 100 types of tiles and various synergies for high-score runs. (No Korean support)
Otherworld Adventurer Guild: An SRPG roguelite where you manage an adventurer guild. Register and train heroes summoned from another world. Features turn-based combat using terrain and attributes. I remember the dev promoting this K-indie game here often. (Korean supported)
Gamblers Table: An idler game where you flip coins to make money. Buy more coins and upgrades, or hire helpers to automate the flipping. Features talent unlocks and a prestige system to grow even bigger. (Korean supported)
Feed the Reactor: An incremental strategy game where you feed fuel into a reactor. Upgrade tools and unlock new elements for powerful combos. Uncover a hidden story through prestige loops. New game from the dev of Journey to Incrementalia. (No Korean support)
Relative Frame: Physics-based space action game. Disable enemy ships, board them, and loot rare cargo. Complete missions or sell loot to upgrade your ship and weapons. Freedom to explore deep space. (No Korean support)
Snekoban: A puzzle game combining 'Snake' and 'Sokoban' rules. Control a snake to eat all apples and then sleep using your tail as a pillow. The catch: you can't step on the same tile twice. (No Korean support)
Intergalactic Cleaning Squad: A 2D isometric pixel art shooter where you control a 3-man squad. Clear out monsters in chaotic battles and unlock 15+ upgrades. Supports an idler mode for auto-combat. (No Korean support)
LOW VALUE JOB: A dystopian sorting sim. In a near-future where AI and robots took all the good jobs, humans are left with tedious labor machines won't even do. Sort bolts and nuts on a desk for an immersive experience of empty, meaningless labor. Sounds grand, but it's basically a 'labor sim' like that rice-counting game. (No Korean support)
"Users are sharing stickers and upvotes while getting hyped for a few local K-indie titles. Some are already begging for fan translations of the Chinese deckbuilder."
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