The Six One Indie Fall 2025 Showcase took place on September 17, 2025, delivering over 70 minutes of fresh indie content. With its motto of “zero barriers, zero cost,” the event once again provided independent developers with a platform to present their projects directly to gamers around the world.
Across the 72-minute presentation, 47 games were showcased, covering a wide variety of genres including roguelikes, platformers, and story-driven adventures. Some titles also offered free demos, giving players a first taste of what’s to come. The most impressive aspect of the showcase wasn’t just the sheer number of games, but the variety. From the fast-paced combat of Demon Tides to the emotional storytelling of OKU, there was something for every kind of player. If these games reach their potential, 2026 could be a golden year for indie fans.
Showcase Highlights
LUCID – A visually rich action platformer with tight controls.
Demon Tides – A dark-themed roguelike drawing attention for its challenging combat.
OKU – An atmospheric indie with a mysterious narrative core.
Broomstick Exorcist – A quirky take on magic and horror.
Children of Saturn – A coming-of-age sci-fi journey.
The Dark Queen of Mortholme – A dark fantasy RPG with early buzz.
Altheia: The Wrath of Aferi – A narrative-focused adventure blending puzzles and lore.
Events like Six One Indie are vital for indie developers, who often lack the marketing resources of larger studios. The Fall 2025 edition not only introduced dozens of new projects but also highlighted the diversity and creativity driving the indie scene today. For Retro Palmetto readers, the showcase is a reminder of how indie gaming continues to push boundaries. While AAA titles dominate the mainstream, indie games are often where bold experimentation happens — from unexpected art styles to unique gameplay mechanics.
