Just finished The Binding Of Issac need a new indie game

Any suggestions?

Dungeon Defenders is a ton of fun.

Play Binding of Isaac again. Seriously, unless you've gotten all the endings and items, you've probably still got heaps of things to do in that game.

Um, actually, if you want a different game, Hard Reset.

Super meat boy, its by the same people but its a platformer instead of a rougelike. If you want something strange you can try zeno Clash or Xotic, Zeno clash is on sale for about 4 dollars on Amazon right now.

I am going to post my requisite recommendation for Solar 2.

Dustforce.

Damn, Super Meat Boy's been snapped up. Well, Bastion's great, and so is Limbo. And if you're looking for console games, Deadly Premonition is a crazy ride.

@Vexxan said:

Dustforce.

seconding dustforce

also i've been playing sequence and that's cool

@ccampb89: I heard dungeon defenders is only fun with multiple pepole?

@BeachThunder said:

Play Binding of Isaac again. Seriously, unless you've gotten all the endings and items, you've probably still got heaps of things to do in that game.

What this dude said. The first few playthroughs annoyed the hell out of me, but then you start unlocking tons of new items, levels, and characters. Eventually it'll get to the point where you will still be up raging at 2am trying to beat Satan as the blue baby (or ??? or whatever it's called).

What do you mean 'finished'? You beat Mom's heart for the first time? Beat Satan? Got every single item? Got every ending?

@MysteriousBob: Got most of the endings and then just got sick of it.

@onimonkii said:

@Vexxan said:

Dustforce.

seconding dustforce

also i've been playing sequence and that's cool

Thirding Dustforce.

Also, Bastion.

Does Katawa Shoujo count?

If you're into puzzle games, Blocks That Matter is pretty good. I got it on sale, but it's probably still pretty cheap anyways.

A couple of decent free indie titles are Solace and Nitronic Rush. Proun is a also pretty addictive game, this uses a 'pay what you want' scheme from $1 upwards.

Personal recommendations for payed titles go to; Bastion, Sequence, Jamestown, Pixeljunk Eden, Serious Sam: Double D, Serious Sam: Random Encounter, Trine and Limbo. A.R.E.S isn't too bad either, though the soundtrack is easily the highlight. Oh yeah, Audiosurf is awesome. As a brawler fan I have to also list Shank, I love both the original and the sequel.

Although I have some of these on steam I haven't tried them yet; Dustforce, Fractal, Pineapple Smash Crew, Q.U.B.E, Dear Esther, SpaceChem, Trine 2, and Solar 2. They all seem great. Some have GB quicklooks, so maybe check those out.

Team Fortress 2.

Bastion.  Everyone is supposed to play Bastion.
 
Dustforce is good too, but you have to be dedicated to it.

Digital: A Love Story

It's free.

Bastion if for some reason you have not played it yet.

@Landon: Loved the premise but I felt the implementation was really poor. The long-winded repetitive nature of the 'gameplay' really sapped my initial excitement, I did like a few spots in the story though. Like you said "its free", so its worth giving it a shot.

Beat Hazard

Desktop Dungeons was pretty good, I haven't played it for a couple years though. Apparently they're making a full game out of it.

Iji

Love+?

You can get Xotic, Sideway New York, Wasteland Angel, The Ball, BEEP and Nikopol: Secrets of the Immortals for any price you choose here:

http://groupees.com/bemine

TO THE MOON!

I recently played through this little title, coming in with little to no expectations and being utterly and completely blown away. The game managed to tug on my heart-strings in every single direction plausible, making me laugh or somberly reaching for my guitar with the hint of dampness clouding my vision. Dramatic expressionism aside; it's a really, REALLY good game that deserves a look, at the least. There's a pretty sizeable demo that should give you an impression of what it is that you're getting yourself into. And if you want to continue, you can simply purchase the full game for the 10 bucks and continue. It's truly worth it in my opinion. And hey, an hour of it is already free, so why don't you give it a go?

That said, it's almost not a game, and more of a digitalized, interactive film. But it's one worth experiencing; just as long as you understand that you're not getting another Binding of Isaac here.

Otherwise, well, Bastion and Limbo, as well as Braid are all great titles.

VVVVV.

anything from Dejobaan Games. Actually, let me narrow it down a tad. AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! A Reckless Disregard For Gravity is pretty good, but they recently made an updated version for the same price that looks better and has more to do. If you're into Katamari and games like it (I assume there are other games like Katamari at least) you might like The Wonderful End Of the World, you basically play as a puppet for a goddess picking stuff up, it's interesting but short. If you're into weird music games, 1... 2... 3... Kick It (Drop That Beat Like An Ugly Baby) is okay, it's currently in a somewhat closed beta, in that you have to pay 10 bucks to get it, but if the company is having some smooth sailing right now a full version should drop within a few days. Also Bastion if for some reason you haven't played that yet.

BASTION!

realm of a mad god looks fun

I just discovered Fourth Wall, via Patrick's article. It's pretty awesome.
 
You should check it out.

You could check out the IGF 2012 Pirate Kart. There is another on the way for GDC. Details at piratekart.com

Bastion, all the way!