Indie games I've played

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Indie games I've played
Special Guests!!
So like, I know some people might know Revita but I doubt literally anyone knows about Divine Doubt. They're not really included in the Sif Fit series because as much as I love them both, one is unfinished and the other is a roguelite game with barely any dialogue, so it's hard to properly talk about the main characters of these games. Bbbuuut that's why they're special guests!! They're still characters that got me interested in their respective stories, so Ill say a few things about them!! !! Mentions of Suicide and Religious Trauma(?) !! I'll start with Revita since it's gonna be shorter. The main character doesn't even have a name and they don't talk at all, so it's hard to really talk about them as a person? The only thing we know about them is that they're experiencing the 5 stages of grief in a... Unique way, let's say. I haven't properly finished the game, so I don't know which one it is, but they have either committed suicide and they're trying to accept they have an afterlife, or someone dear to them committed suicide and they're dealing with it by shooting down the 5 stages of grief LMAO. I still think they're very cute and I really like the game so yeah!! Divine Doubt.... Oh my beloved <3 This demo was probably the second game after Deltarune that made me be fixated enough about it that I had to show all of my friends and couldn't stop thinking about it for weeks ( this was a year before I discovered ISAT ). I replayed it recently, and even though I can now see how rough it is, I still think it has that indie charm I really like. Callum, the main character, was and still is very interesting to me. He's a stubborn and introverted angel trying to become human and I love him a lot. Due to the religion in that universe, people have only viewed him as "the child of the Goddess" and nothing else, at least from what I know. They don't care about him as a person, in fact they mostly care about how much he can provide them. Both angels and demons are a thing, and obviously there's BIG biases about both of them. Even though Callum is placed in one of those boxes himself, he still has biases towards demons and outright hates them due to how much it's been drilled into his skull as "a blessed angel". Because he's moved into a big city where demons are pretty common, he's now having to adjust and push aside his mentality and mindset to be able to earn his humanity, since not only is he going to be living with one, but also being helped by one to be able to reach that goal. It's really interesting!! I can't wait until the full game is out!!
Thanks for reading!! <3
Revita kid fanart!
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Go play Revita now.
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I'm sorry for no posting in a long time, but I'm on a break 🥹
Revita is a very fun indie rogue-like I've sunk over a hundred hours into now, so I wanted to do a tribute to it! It's great if you like action platformers, and I highly recommend checking it out!
In this fast paced twin-stick roguelite platformer, you play as an unnamed child ascending an ominous clocktower in pursuit of their lost me
A Broken lost Soul meets a Heart of Gold
I swear like 5 people total know about this game but I just beat a max difficulty (non custom) revita run. I'm such a gamer
Lost Soul
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