[QUOTE="Gelugon_baat"]

You may want to give some specifics before asking for "good" indie games. Otherwise, you would be attracting indie game fans to spam all over this thread about their favorite games and not necessarily games that you may like.

(And I want to point out here that Orcs Must Die! is indeed not your kind of game, especially if you don't like obnoxious protagonists - please see illustration.)

Of course, they might just spam anyway. :P

Anyway, I had to look through your posts in this thread and your profile to make a recommendation.

You may want to have a look at Aquaria, if you haven't gotten the game already. Its gameplay is probably sophisticated for you, but I have to warn you that the combat in that game is under-developed. It has a complete story (no loose ends and sh*t like that), no annoying DLCs and such other things if you happen to despise current game-making trends.

Obligatory screenshot for optional embellishment.

There is a demo for that game, and if you want to listen to the soundtrack, there's a free-to-stream album over at Bandcamp.

P.S. If you are curious about this, then you may want to know that while there is a game-page for this game, GameSpot (under Jeff Gerstmann's stewardship at the time) had overlooked the game.

Rocker6

That was the plan,get a lot of suggestions,check them out for more info,and see which ones I find interesting :)

And I like your suggestion,haven't played it.Art style looks nice,and if it isn't too combat focused,there shouldn't be any problems.Glad these smaller developers give us demos,makes it easier to decide,remids me of how things used to be in the industry some time ago.Will DL when I have the time...