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Game of the Week100% IndieStick It to the Stickman
Some office jobs are bad because of meetings. Stick It to the Stickman imagines an office where career progression means chainsawing your way through middle management and proving you are the most violently employable stick figure.
Free Lives and Devolver Digital deliver a beautifully stupid physics-based brawler that turns the mundane anxieties of corporate life into a hilarious roguelike office rampage.
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CRX Entertainment
CRX Entertainment is a Singapore-based indie publisher building a colourful catalogue of casual, retro-inspired, strategy, sports and character-driven games. From food carts and rice bowls to island defense, school dodgeball and historical Java strategy, CRX is trying to carve out its own place in the modern indie games scene.
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