Five small but mighty games you may have missed this year


Although most of this sci-fi immigrant story unfolds via sharp dialogue and fine voice acting, 1000xResist shows how games can creatively tell narratives. — Sunset Visitor

The dozens of video games The New York Times reviewed last year included anticipated blockbusters (Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree) and smaller gems (Ultros, Neva, Mouthwashing). With hundreds of new releases in 2024, here are five indie games you should explore:

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