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Indiescovery Episode 11: Our favourite indie games of 2023 so farThe GOTFHOTYs special
The GOTFHOTYs special
Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun
Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun

Somehow it’s June already, which means it’s time for the Indiescovery crew to suppress our existential dread at the fleetingness of existence and take a look at our favourite indie games from the first (almost) half of 2023! Don’t worry, we very quickly realise that June has such a slammed line-up we can probably give it a best-games episode all of its own to make up for the fact that we tackled this topic a bit early.
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Episode notes
Finally, and as ever, we delve into our current hyperfixations. Following his secondment to coverThe Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdomfor some of our console-acknowledging sister sites, Liam has discovered that this hidden gem from Nintendo is a really good game, actually. I’ve been playing visual novels again (surprise, surprise), and am enjoying the contrast that comes from following up the decidedly-not-indieParanormasight: The Seven Mysteries Of Honjowith the extremely-indie fangameLove Is Strange. And while Rachel never expected to be talking about Kylie Minogue on an indie gaming podcast in 2023, she simply can’t get the new singlePadam Padamout of her head!
The gang are also pleased to announce that we’re jury members at Indie Cup UK ‘23, an online festival celebrating indie devs, so be sure to check out our pals atIndieCup.netto see what we’re up to!