24 Killers

24 Killers is a non-combat RPG in a pleasantly stylised world, whose strengths and weaknesses lie in its daily cycle. You'll get to know your little island one day at at time, spending time with its inhabitants and helping them out, eventually taking on their guises and abilities. The game is best approached with an open mind, letting yourself be immersed in its toy-like world with quirky music and a dream-like logic to its progression. Sometimes it's nice not to be two steps ahead, because the reward you get is so unusual that you never would have guessed that's how you'd solve the puzzle, or what your next ability might do. Being pleasantly surprised in this little world is definitely the reason to play 24K! However, this same dream-like logic means that if you're stuck, it can be hard to figure out what you missed. Usually you can just go around interacting with everything and you'll eventually work it our, though once or twice I was stuck for long enough that I looked up what I ...

I love indie games with unique art directions. Getting lost in this world got the gamer in me going.

I don't remember how I came across this game but it ended up in my backlog for ages. When I finally gave it a shot, I was a bit confused and had some trouble with some puzzles. Once I hit my stride though, I found a phenomenal game with a weird cast of characters, and insane replay value, like replay value is baked into the game itself. Now, did a handful of puzzles drive me crazy? Yeah, they can't all be bangers. But if you join the game's discord, you'll find a small but warm community that love giving out little hints and a dev who clearly loves what their craft and this game. Big recommend this weird ass game.