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2015PCSteam Deck playable53 % positive1.09 €

A quirky simulation where you try to survive seven days as an indie developer while the abyss of the mind and development stress haunt you. It leans on parody of indie life.

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The closest matches for Make it indie! are Lula: The Sexy Empire, Russian Life Simulator and Life & Debt: A Real Life Simulator. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Make it indie! special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Lula: The Sexy Empire

81 %Match

1997PC

  • Lots of humour
  • Pure single-player experience
  • Focus on a single character

A satirical 1990s business sim where you build and manage an erotica and adult-film empire through point-and-click menus. Comic-style art by Carsten Wieland and cheeky humor define its character.

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Life & Debt: A Real Life Simulator

Lots of humour

You move out of your parents' house and have to keep your finances and cashflow in check in your first home, while a shopping addiction constantly tempts you. A humorous pixel-art life sim where you decide whether to budget wisely or end up hoarding clocks and water bottles.

Which Sausage, Mate?

Lots of humour

After losing your mining job, you work the register at a Polish convenience store: scanning goods, checking IDs, grilling hot dogs and trying to support your family. A darkly comic satire of late capitalism wrapped in a frantic job-simulator loop.

Streamer Daily

Lots of humour

You build your own streaming career and have to balance content, viewers and income along the way. The game pokes plenty of self-deprecating fun at the dream of becoming a famous streamer.

No Pineapple Left Behind

Lots of humour

A satirical school management sim where you play principal of a school whose students were turned into pineapples, chasing test scores for funding. Its biting humor skewers the absurdity of standardized testing.

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