It's hard to believe that I've made 17 of these already, but here we are! I'm bringing you 4 more games free from Itch.io that I think you might enjoy. Let's not watse anymore time!
1. Morning Post
Source: Screen Capture in Game
Morning Post is a short, yet fun game created by
happysnakegames where your job is to simply…. Do whatever you want. You’re a
mail person, so deliver the mail, I suppose. Explore the area. Have an
existential crisis.
I liked the look of this game. The style is simple, and
cutesy, plus I loved that just about everything had a little face on it. Even
your cursor is a little face. As simple and seemingly pointless the entire game
is, I had fun looking around to find some little hidden characters hiding
behind trees, and heaping piles of mail on everyone. I felt like the Owls in
the first Harry Potter movie.
The music is nice, upbeat and peppy. The characters are cute
and there is a good variety. There isn’t much to this game, but if you want to
take some time to unwind, and enjoy some nonsense, then this might be for you.
You can download the game from Itch.io for free *here*.
2. Evo
Source: Screen Capture in Game
Evo is a game created by shide, where you get to play God,
and craft a world to your own liking (sort of). Your world is a blank canvas,
and through the use of natural weather or disasters, you can help plant and
animal live evolve in your world.
The game helps you along with some hints to get life
started. You can just sort of do your own thing. My biggest accomplishment was
creating some giant octopuses! I do wonder how far along the evolution chain
will go.
I had quite a bit of fun watching my world evolve, and you
can try the game for yourself free from Itch.io *here*. You can play in browser,
or download. The download operated better and with better quality, I felt,
though.
3. Lilac Way
Source: Screen Capture in Game
Lilac Way is a slow-paced exploration game created by carloalbino.
You’re in a quiet farm like setting, with nothing but buttons to press. These are sort of puzzles to get to a second
part of the area, however the puzzle felt a bit unintuitive to me. They weren’t
really thinking puzzles, or skill puzzles. It felt like mindless button
pressing.
The controls were also an issue. My cursor would keep
setting off to one side or the other instead of in the middle which would make
navigation difficult, as I couldn’t turn one way or the other, then. The
graphics were decent, and I enjoyed the windmill and the lilac bushes.
Although the game was relaxing and nice to look at, I’m not
sure I would highly recommend the gameplay. However, you are welcome to see it
for yourself free from Itch.io *here*.
4. Honey Home
Source: Screen Capture in Game
Honey Home is an adorable action game created by dvdfu. You
play as a bee in the rain, trying to make it back to your hive, to safety! Be
sure to visit flowers to save as many of your fellow bees as possible!
You use WASD to control your bee, and the controls feel
pretty good to play with. You can also play using your mouse, but I found the
mouse much more difficult to use. The graphics are cute, and you can tell what
is what without any issues. The music and sound effects are also nice.
The was surprisingly difficult, but enjoyable game. It
really gets more difficult towards the end of the game. I lost a lot of good
bees out there to flies and frogs. I highly recommend you try it for yourself
and see how many bees you can save! You can download free from Itch.io *here*.
Thanks for sharing some of your time with me today. I hope
you found a game that you can play and enjoy for yourself! As always, be sure
to leave feedback for the developers, and happy gaming!
Bell
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