Engadget's latest indie games roundup highlights several new releases across PC and consoles, spotlighting titles ranging from a stylish futuristic train-skating game to a reimagined virtual reality classic now playable in 2D. The roundup matters for players seeking fresh indie titles outside major AAA releases, offering a mix of genres including action, adventure and puzzle-platforming across multiple platforms.

Featured games include Denshattack! from Undercoders and Fireshine Games, in which players control a skateboard-like train performing tricks through a dystopian Japan, priced at $20 with a temporary Steam discount and available on Game Pass. D-topia, from Marumittu Games and Annapurna Interactive, is a $20 sci-fi adventure set in an AI-governed "utopia" where players solve puzzles and shape a branching narrative. Moss: The Forgotten Relic from Polyarc reworks the acclaimed VR titles Moss and its sequel into a single 2D adventure for $20, featuring a mouse protagonist named Quill, updated visuals, new cutscenes and an optional combat-skip accessibility feature.