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<\/article>\nThe Pathless<\/h3>\n
PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PC, iOS<\/em><\/p>\n Giant Squid\u2019s action-adventure game released last year<\/a> as a PlayStation console and Epic Games Store exclusive, but now it\u2019s making its way to Steam. Playing as the Hunter, you\u00a0traverse a vibrant open world with your eagle in order to make pincushions out of corrupted spirits and break the land\u2019s curse. While that\u2019s a very important goal, you should also take time to pet your feathery friend because not only is that adorable, but you can use your eagle to fly across the landscape, and it deserves a reward for all the effort. The Pathless hits Steam November 16.<\/p>\n PC, iOS, Android<\/em><\/p>\n If mysterious puzzle cubes sound intriguing to you, you\u2019ll want to check out Moncage when it launches\u00a0November 16. On the surface, it seems like an easy challenge. You have to rotate a box connecting shapes to progress. Each side of the cube has a different scene and, by figuring out which object from one scene matches up perfectly with another, you\u2019ll solve the puzzle. However, as the scene grows more complex, the answers become harder to find. While the puzzle game has no dialogue, that doesn\u2019t keep it from folding narrative hints into its evolving challenges.<\/p>\n PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PC<\/em><\/p>\n A Short Hike made an unexpected appearance during the recent Wholesome Snack Showcase to announce its migration to PlayStation and Xbox consoles this week. As the title suggests, this game doesn\u2019t take a long time to finish, but its journey is touching\u00a0and there\u2019s a lot of fun packed in. Playing as a young bird, you head\u00a0to Hawk Peak Provincial Park to get away from the world\u2019s cares and summit its highest peak. You can even choose to give the game a visual boost to 4K on new-gen consoles, making A Short Hike\u2019s stylized beauty even clearer when it comes to the new platforms on November 16.<\/p>\n PC<\/em><\/p>\n Have you ever thought about settling down after all that adventuring? Maybe setting up a small tavern with the fruits of your dungeon-delving labors? Tavern Master, coming November 16, will get you started. Growing your charming, medieval watering hole from a one-room establishment to a bustling kingdom of tables, servers, and refreshments won\u2019t be easy. You\u2019ll have to attract\u00a0paying customers with special events and a good bard or two before you can expand your kitchens and guest rooms.<\/p>\n PC<\/em><\/p>\n It\u2019s hard to think of a better way to escape from the real world\u2019s increasingly cold weather than hopping into a world filled with sun-dappled fields, shimmering lakes, and no pressure. Wandering Trails is all about peaceful exploration. With no combat \u2013 or even objectives beyond enjoying the scenery \u2013 you\u2019re free to traverse the game\u2019s 20 square kilometers of wilderness as you see fit. Equipped with a handy camera, you can\u00a0snap creative shots of the game\u2019s various wildlife, dynamic weather, or memorable landmarks. Or you can simply admire the view when the game releases November 17. \u00a0<\/p>\n Xbox Series X\/S, Xbox One, PC<\/em><\/p>\n Launching November 18 on Xbox consoles via Game Pass and PC, Undungeon sets out to recapture the feel of action-RPGs of yesterday in a game designed for the modern day. Spectacular pixel-art graphics combine with frantic combat<\/a> in this sci-fi adventure. The world\u2019s detail is unbelievable, and every element of the game, including the smallest clump of foliage, is hand-drawn, according to the developer. The story is equally mind-bending as your quest to restore multi-dimensional order will lead to you crafting a multiverse after your own heart.<\/p>\n Xbox Series X\/S, Xbox One, PC<\/em><\/p>\n Changing pace from Undungeon\u2019s combat-focused, pixilated sci-fi world, we move onto the incredibly naturalistic and mesmerizing alien journey in Exo One. This interstellar exploration title has been in development for nearly half a decade, with its expected 2020 launch getting pushed back a year.\u00a0However, it\u2019s set to hit Steam and Game Pass on November 18. The game places you in charge of a strange, disc-like craft which you\u2019ll navigate through a multitude of absolutely stunning extraterrestrial landscapes.<\/p>\n PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X\/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PC<\/em><\/p>\n For many, Death\u2019s Door is not only one of the best indies of the year, but one of the best games of the year period. The roguelike title starring a death-dealing crow was released this summer for Xbox consoles and PC, but the hit game is now making its way onto PlayStation platforms and Switch next week<\/a>. Combat the forces trying to hold death at bay, travel through cleverly designed levels, and watch the narrative unfold as you overcome the game\u2019s difficult challenges. Death\u2019s Door is landing on its new perches on November 23.<\/p>\n PC<\/em><\/p>\n A little over a year since its successful crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter, Len\u2019s Island is entering Early Access November 26. Described as a blend of action, exploration, sim, and building, the upcoming title promises to cater to the \u201chardcore dungeon-crawler fans, home-builders and decorators, explorers and completionists, farming fanatics, collectible hoarders, and people who just want to live the simple life of chopping trees as the sun goes down.\u201d On top of all that, Len\u2019s Island seems to have a dark secret lurking beneath its idyllic shores.<\/p>\n There\u2019s a blizzard of small titles heading this way, and even though this round-up series is at its end, you won\u2019t get left out in the cold. Here\u2019s a helpful list of some major releases falling with the snow during the rest of the year.<\/p>\n PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PC<\/em><\/p>\n After its delay<\/a> a few weeks ago, Solar Ash is skating in before the close of the fall season. Lively in look and action, this colorful title follows the void runner Rei in her quest to save her home from the growing threat of the world-swallowing Ultravoid. Leaping into the rift, players will dash, grind, and grapple their way through the void. Along the way, you\u00a0have to defeat giant foes, attacking\u00a0weak spots found on their bodies \u2013 like a neon-dipped Shadow of the Colossus. Solar Ash is slated to release December 2.<\/p>\n PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X\/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PC, iOS, Android<\/em><\/p>\n Among Us\u2019 PlayStation and Xbox console debut is set for December 14 \u2013 just making it in before the jaws of winter close in around us. The social deduction\/friendship-ending murder simulator saw an unbelievable surge of popularity on the PC in 2020, but now everyone is invited to join in. With the game\u2019s recent update adding in much-requested roles and in-game currencies<\/a>, there are a lot of reasons for new and returning crewmates to log a few hours in Innersloth\u2019s killer title.<\/p>\n Switch, PC<\/em><\/p>\n Get ready to make your way to the winner\u2019s circle when Card Shark, from developer Nerial, gets dealt later this year. With an irresistible hand-drawn art style and luxurious backdrop of France in the 1700s, the game is a feast for the eyes. But Card Shark\u2019s gorgeous details aren\u2019t the only thing you can lose your head over. Your opponents won\u2019t suffer cheating in these high-stake contests, and some of the perilous games in this title aren\u2019t the kind you play with cards.<\/p>\n PC<\/em><\/p>\n \u201cFresh apples, hot cider, and delicious maple bar donuts. The perfect fall day.\u201d This quote, posted to the game\u2019s official Twitter recently, is not wrong. So hopefully, this sugary puzzle project gets a delivery date before too long. In Freshly Frosted, it\u2019s your job to make sure a host of delightful treats are properly adorned with icing, sprinkles, and more before reaching the end of the line. You’ll do this by setting up a winding maze of conveyor belts in and around specialized confection-making machinery. Send donuts, cookies, and more along the path in the correct order to move on to the next level, and maybe go out and reward yourself with a sweet snack afterward.<\/p>\n Switch, PC<\/em><\/p>\n Currently set for a 2021 release date, No Place For Bravery is a brutal action-RPG with pixel graphics to die for. You\u00a0play as Thorn, an aging fighter trudging through a deadly world, taking on foe after foe in your quest to find your daughter. The top-down title has some vicious combat, and even the smallest enemy can take an unwary warrior down. Developer Ysbryd hints that the choice-driven narrative may equal the fighting\u2019s brutality, with increasingly challenging moral dilemmas thrown at the player. Between navigating these choices and defeating foes, reuniting with your daughter will be an uphill battle.<\/p>\n Xbox Series X\/S, Xbox One, PC<\/em><\/p>\n Soup Pot is ready to greet you with a sizzling hot bowl after a chilly day when it comes out later this year. And it\u2019s not just limited to soup. This food-cooking adventure presents over 100 dishes to whip up and serve to your fictional social media audience. With several kitchen types to choose from, you can set up your preferred 3D cooking station before grabbing a handful of ingredients. \u00a0The game encourages players to explore with their cooking, mixing, and matching ingredients to see what will happen.<\/p>\n PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X\/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, PC<\/em><\/p>\n While the incredible-looking, fairytale-inspired world in Wytchwood appears ready for a knight in shining armor or a woe-begotten maiden to take the limelight, it\u2019s actually a witch at the center of this tale. And once upon a time looks a little different through her eyes. Recently awoken from a mysterious slumber, the game\u2019s atypical protagonist discovers she\u2019s made a deal with a suspicious goat, and it doesn\u2019t seem like there\u2019s any getting out of it. Luckily, you have some magic on your side. Wytchwood is slated to release on PlayStation platforms before the end of fall<\/a>.<\/p>\n Missed any of the indie titles in our Fall For Indies series? Check out the last entry here<\/a> or grab the paper from the goose below to find the rest!\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/arcader.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/11\/fall-for-indies-solar-ash-and-novembers-feast-before-winter-hits-2.jpg\")
<\/article>\nMoncage<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nA Short Hike<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nTavern Master<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nWandering Trails: A Hiking Game<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nUndungeon<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nExo One<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nDeath\u2019s Door<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nLen\u2019s Island<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nSolar Ash<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nAmong Us<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nCard Shark<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nFreshly Frosted<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nNo Place For Bravery<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nSoup Pot<\/h3>\n
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<\/article>\nWytchwood<\/h3>\n
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