Indie Game Highlights: Ghost Master, Rustler (Grand Theft Horse), and More
Discover the latest indie games making waves this week. From cult-classic supernatural strategy to medieval open-world chaos, here are the top picks from the latest Game.Press newsletter.
Ghost Master: Resurrection Core Edition
The cult-classic supernatural strategy game returns fully rebuilt with modern features. Take control of a powerful roster of ghosts, use eerie powers to solve twisted puzzles, and break the will of the living. This new edition includes exciting DLC packs with fresh levels and haunting game modes.
Rustler (Grand Theft Horse)
Become a medieval thug in this crazy open-world action game full of pop-culture references. Complete insane quests, kill heroes, steal horses, and fight guards, all in a classic old-school gameplay style. It is exactly what it sounds like: Grand Theft Auto, but with horses and bards.
SYDLESS
A chaotic movement shooter where your only weapon is an unpredictable bouncing ball. As you slide, jump, and punch your way through a warped 90s fast-food world, your weapon grows faster and deadlier. Speed is your only hope for survival.
BOBLS
A tight precision platformer featuring hundreds of handcrafted levels. Blow and bounce on bubbles to build speed and chain combos. With a dedicated co-op campaign and a powerful level editor, BOBLS offers endless challenges for platforming fans.
Clean Up Earth
A relaxing yet meaningful journey where you vacuum away waste to uncover hidden beauty. Watch polluted lands revive as nature returns. Whether playing solo or with friends, it’s a joyful cleanup experience that makes the world bloom again.
Stay tuned for more updates on these and other upcoming indie titles.
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