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So if you push your thumbstick in one direction, it's going to try to throw you in that direction. So you're going to have momentum and you're going to fly all over the place. It's tons of fun. And you're shooting an insane amount of rockets at each other. It's all about timing your shields. So you have to pop your shield on, which doesn't last forever, and try to block either the rocket or use your timed shield to smash into the other dude while he doesn't have a shield on. And you have to try to mix that all together. And it's very fun because it's really, really, really fast paced. It's on Steam right now for early access. They're rolling out big updates every month. I believe it's about $5 right now. Not all the features are in there, obviously, because it's early access, which I know not a ton of us are actually fans of. But it will be releasing, I believe, sometime in Q1 or Q2 of 2015, if you're interested in it. It'll be up one to four players. It's going to have solo modes. You're going to have online multiplayer. A lot of the stuff, again, isn't in the game yet. But tons of it will be there. So I would highly suggest checking it out. I know I'm going to. It's a lot of fun. Secondly, in no particular order, there's Assault Android Cactus, which is a super fun bullet hell with a, in my opinion, not that fantastic name. But you'll remember it. So I guess they got that job done. It's a bullet hell where you can play one to four players. With four players, it's more of kind of like a party mode with an insane amount of enemies. And with one player, it's more tactical and precise, and you have to be very careful. It's interesting. Tons of different levels, boss modes, all that kind of stuff. And I'm pretty sure they're going to have online multiplayer later. I believe it's in early access right now. So I believe you can check it out on Steam. So yeah, if you're into bullet hells, maybe check that out. Then we come to Cannon Brawl, a game where if you're sitting next to the person you're playing against, I wouldn't even be that surprised if it gets physical. Because what it is, is it's kind of like a Worms-esque style map. You have your main base, and you kind of have to build cannons and shields and other kind of structures to fight with the other guy. And whoever destroys the other person's base first wins. But because of how the game is paced, I fully expect you to end up punching the guy before you actually win. We'll see how that goes for you. I believe it's on Steam Early Access right now, so you can check it out. It's quite a bit of fun if you're into that kind of base versus base style game. Then we come to Darknet, a hacker game, but a Hollywood hacker game, like pretty much all of them are. The idea is it's a VR game in Oculus. It's coming to whatever platform it's supported in later on. They're pretty much just tying themselves to VR in general. And it's a puzzle game. You get different things like worms and viruses and all that kind of stuff. You have to go through and take over nodes. You get money from taking over the nodes, and you can buy more viruses and whatnot. It's a fairly standard puzzle game, but it isn't kind of like a hacker environment. So if you're into that kind of scene, maybe you'd like it. Check it out on Steam. I believe it's in Early Access. Not now, but he said soon. So whenever that is. And last but not least is Super Meat Boy Forever. This isn't necessarily a new idea as a Super Meat Boy, but the idea behind it is that you pick kind of a difficulty or a zone, and then it just randomly generates the levels for you. That's why it's called Forever. You could potentially play this game forever, and I expect quite a few of my friends to pretty much do that. I have quite a few people that I know that love Super Meat Boy, including Linus. So I'm sure he'll be excited to hear about this, as I've been watching their randomly generated content, and it all seems quite quality. So I'm excited to check this game out as well. All right, guys. I hope you liked our IndieMegaBooth roundup. You can check, hopefully, links for those games in the description down below, although some of them don't have any links. So I don't know how that's going to work, but you'll figure it out. Also, before you go, click on this button to subscribe to HyperX's YouTube channel. They've doubled in size over the last month because they don't just make crappy product videos. They also have really good, high-quality, interesting videos, so I highly suggest checking them out. And also thank you to Phantom Glass. Both HyperX and Phantom Glass sent us here this year. Thanks for watching this video. I'll see you guys next time.