Gamescom’s Indie Area once again put the spotlight on independent developers, studios and publishers. Retro-inspired visuals, reimagined classics and fresh ideas filled the halls in Cologne. Retrolike.net asked reporter Dennis “Fleaman” to scout the show floor, try the games and talk to developers and fellow players. From dozens of titles, three stood out. Here are Fleaman’s personal picks from Gamescom 2025. Yooka-Re-playlee…
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