Indie games you need to play, according to Reddit

If you’re craving creative and groundbreaking gameplay experiences, then Play’s vast library of indie games has you covered. But where should you start? We, the Play Editors, are here to help cut through the noise, with our handpicked selection of the finest games from indie devs showcasing both must-play indie darlings and critically-acclaimed masterpieces.

Play familiar poker hands to build your score, and use game-changing "Joker" cards that completely rewrite the rules. Through the power of synergies, turn a humble pair of twos into a scoring powerhouse and discover how each run is a new puzzle of wild possibilities that rewards your creativity.

Prepare for delightful, potato-based, chaos in Brotato. As your character attacks automatically, your only job is to weave through frantic waves of enemies, clearing the battlefield as you go. After each round, choose from a wild assortment of weapons and items to transform your ‘tato from a survivor into an unstoppable force.

Cast your line into calm waters and use the spoils to upgrade your trusty trawler. But as dusk settles, a mysterious atmosphere takes over the open sea and venturing into the dark may be more trouble than it’s worth. You may net rare fish, but is the risk worth it against the unseen things that stir in the deep?

Take charge of a train in Trainsylvania in this adorable, spooky puzzle game. Lay the tracks to pick up monstrous passengers – like zombies and vampires – and deliver them to their final destinations. The catch? The track can't cross itself and you can only carry one passenger per carriage at a time. It's a charming and tricky brain-teaser with over 200 levels.