I-Fluid or other Indie games on Steam

[Shamrock]

I've always been one for Indie games, and I love unique experiences. I bought World of Goo and had an amazing blast with it, and I love the look of I-Fluid. It just has this beautiful look to it that sucks me in. It's only 10$, and I realize I could have picked it up for 7.50$ I think on the Steam sale, but it has passed and it's only 2.50$ more.

Anyway, does anyone here have it? If so, is it as good as I want it to be, or is it just a subtle experience which provides a little bit of entertainment?

Also, if you guys have any other recommendations for Indie games, I would be in love with half of you. I really would like to have a bunch of them at my beckoning.


So yeah, tell me how it is if you have it/tried it and let me know if you have any other Indie games to suggest.


That is all. Thank you.

 

[Qonfused]

I played the demo of iFluid and it just ran horrible. Doesn't seems all that interesting either. But yeah, World of Goo is awesome.

 

[Paulaner]

Aquaria is awesome.

 

[Reflex]

Wtf is bullet candy?
Wtf do you f*cking do?!

 

[Sledgehammer]

I bought Eets and Audiosurf. Both were awesome. Audiosurf is such a time consuming game.

 

[Bad^Hat]

Heard bad things about i-Fluid, can't speak from personal experience.

Aquaria is awesome.

Having played the demo and bought (but not yet played) this, I'd have to agree. Maybe.

 

[Reflex]

Indie games suck apart from Audiosurf.
Which is awesome.

 

[Shamrock]

Indie games suck apart from Audiosurf.
Which is awesome.

You're not entitled to an opinion, and I ask you kindly to leave this thread before I get Bad Hat to murder you.

 

[nipples]

I don't know if you've played Gish, I downloaded the demo off steam a few weeks ago. It was pretty fun, check out the demo if you get a chance.