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A screenshot of a lurid FPS.
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Every weekend, indie devs show off current work on Twitter's #screenshotsaturday tag. And every Monday, I bring you a selection of these snaps and clips. This week, I bring you not just screenshots but a screenshot of an options menu too, so I'll hear no more griping about all the videos thank you very much. Hop on in to admire automative combat, cool platforming, an infinite city, and more attractive and interesting indie games.

Out the gate, let's satisfy those who gripe about Screenshot Saturday not having many actual screenshots so we can then slip in some clips:

And I hear folks are well into ogling options menus too, so here's one from Backtrace, "a 1-bit adventure puzzle game about retro computer lesbians":

Alright, that's enough goodwill bought for a few clips (and what's a video clip but lots of screenshots rolled together?), so I am enjoying trying to figure out how this works:

Having played a lot of Quarantine and Interstate 76 back in the 90s, yeah, I'll take that, Fumes (coming to Steam):

One of the soft scrappers in pillowfight fighting game Pillow Champ (coming to Steam):

I always enjoy looks at quite how much everything is in everything so thanks, Obsidian Legion (coming to Steam):

I assume this boss in Gunman Clive 3 is weakened here to show off the neat idea of this fight, and it is a neat idea:

We've had a few frosty morns so I will accept this early seasonal platforming from Pepper Grinder (coming to Steam):

I'm extremely up for "a mysterious week in the life of a toast seller in a desolate area in Turkey" with Tostchu (coming to Steam):

I remain excited for this procedurally-generated infinite PlayStation-style city:

I do fancy tweeting about a post-apocalyptic world in "meditative exploration game" Lost Harmony:

Though I'm certainly up for livelier forms of cutting about too:

Thanks, Moonstone Island (out now on Steam), for the sort of convenience I always appreciate:

And let's close with a visit to Cute Animal Corner, courtesy of platformer Windswept (coming to Steam, with a demo there now):

What else caught your eye this weekend, reader dear?

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