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Welcome to our weekly roundup of the goings on in the indie game space. It’s been quite the busy spell, with several notable games debuting or landing on more platforms and some intriguing upcoming projects popping above the parapet.<\/p>\n

The Steam Automation Fest is taking place this week (it runs until July 21 at 1PM ET), so fans of games like Satisfactory<\/em> and Factorio<\/em> might be looking to pick up some bargains on similar titles. As well as offering a variety of discounts, Automation Fest also saw the debut of several new games.<\/p>\n

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One of them is from a studio formed by the original team from the celebrated developer Zacktronics. The first title from Coincidence (with the help of publisher Astra Logical) is Kaizen – A Factory Story<\/em>. This puzzler is set in 1980s Japan, and you’re tasked with building popular electronics of the day, including calculators, arcade cabinets, personal computers and toy robots.<\/p>\n

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Dawn Apart<\/em> also arrived during Steam Automation Fest. This is a blend of space colony sim and automation sandbox set in a destructible, voxel-based world. Astra Logical is also publishing this project, which is from Industrial Technology and Witchcraft. Dawn Apart<\/em> is available now on Steam in early access.<\/p>\n