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Hey Patrons!

It's a shame that I only really get a chance to recommend cool indie games at the very end of the year, in my annual "Most Innovative Game" video. So I want to fix that. This is a new series called Weekender where, every now and again, I'll shout out a new indie game that's fun, inventive, and can be finished in a weekend.

The first game is the excellent Chants of Sennaar, a puzzle game about deciphering language. It goes out to the world tomorrow!

Thanks

Mark

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A puzzle game where you decipher languages

Chants of Sennaar is an innovative puzzle game about deciphering cryptic languages. It's the first entry in a new series of indie game recommendations called "Weekender". GMTK is powered by Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/GameMakersToolkit === Games Shown === Venba (2023) Viewfinder (2023) Unpacking (2021) Terra Nil (2023) Psuedoregalia (2023) Storyteller (2023) Rollerdrome (2022) Chants of Sennaar (2023) Return of the Obra Dinn (2018) Heaven's Vault (2019) Sethian (2016) Tunic (2022) === Credits === Music provided by Epidemic Sound - https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/vtdu5y (Referral Link) Music from Chants of Sennaar OST, by Thomas Brunet === Subtitles === Contribute translated subtitles - TBA

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Jacob Raymond

This is such a cool idea for a new series Mark! While I love 100+ hours RPG as much as the next guys, I found that these shorter games are typically way more memorable and impactful and, now that I'm an adult with responsabilities, I'm more willing to try a 5 hours game than a typical AAA game I'm unfamiliar with. The recommendations I've gotten from this channel have been stellar (The Curse of the Golden Idol was a recent obsession, I binged it in the span of 24 hours) so I'm super excited to try Chants of Sennaar

mhogar

Great suggestion! I'm always looking for new Switch games to play when I go/get dragged to the cottage, and this looks like a great one!