Three Indie Picks for September's Fifth Week Include Mecha Action and Horror
The column's three picks land on three different niches at once, a mecha action game with a live-tuning combat meter, a horror visual novel, and a cooking-and-dungeon hybrid, which is the range this recurring weekly format is meant to surface.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Game Spark's weekly indie column names three titles. CodePhantom is a 3D mecha action game built on a sync rate system that rises when you attack and falls when you take hits or as time passes. Yumemiru Sakura no Sotsugyoushiki is a horror novel game about three close friends. Abyss Ring is a monster-cooking dungeon roguelike.
Game Spark's indie roundup covers the fifth week of September with three titles across different genres. The mecha entry, CodePhantom, includes combat against enemy machines, escort duty, and bomb disposal, with a sync rate that rises on attacks and falls on hits or over time. The higher it goes, the more attack power, defense, movement speed, energy recovery, and lock-on distance improve. Its horror pick centers on a friendship of three; its roguelike pick mixes dungeon crawling with monster cooking.
- CodePhantom: 3D mecha action with a sync rate system and machine customization
- Yumemiru Sakura no Sotsugyoushiki: horror novel game about the friendship of three close friends
- Abyss Ring: monster-cooking dungeon roguelike
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