One of our top 10 indie games of 2012, Dust: An Elysian Tail is no longer an XBLA exclusive. Now Windows owners can enjoy Humble Hearts' combat-intensive, gorgeous and rich action-adventure (in 1080p, no less) with a fully voiced cast and PC-friendly controller options: gamepad, mouse+keyboard, or keyboard-only. When the action lets you, be sure to soak in all the visuals and the killer soundtrack from the amazing Hyperduck Soundworks.

Dust: An Elysian Tail is now available for $13.49 (a 10% discount) on Steam for Windows.

Archery combat arena game TowerFall descends exclusively onto the OUYA June 25. In frantic fights to the death, 1-4 players will have to ration their few arrows, retrieve them from the walls or bodies of fallen foes to take out their opponents, or risk going for the treasure for powerful arrows, shields, wings, and other goodies to win the battle. And that's just one of four game modes.

A multiplatform PC demo is now available for Moon Rift, a 2.5D platform shooter with procedurally generated levels and weapons. What this means, in practical terms, is there are a gazillion guns, each with different characteristics and effects. Guns will come in handy as you scour a ravaged earth for fragments of the shattered moon. You see, the moon was riven by a terrible cataclysm and bits of it have fallen to the earth, causing pockets of chaos to erupt. Naturally, this means you'll have to kill a lot of different things. Told you guns would come in handy!

A new trailer has arrived for the Greenlight-approved shadow-platformer Contrast. Developer Compulsion Games has now found a publisher in Focus Home Interactive, who will release the game on PSN, XBLA and Steam in Q4 2013.

Rodrigo Testa's new game Scavenger feels the most like an actual NES game out of all 8 NES FAN Game Jam entries. Testa has some experience with simulated retro authenticity, being the developer behind the Strider-inspired Cataegis - The White Wind. Both of these games feel like emulated NES ROMs. While Cataegis is still in development, Scavenger is a complete experience, and a remarkably rich one considering its short development cycle.

AI War developer Arcen Games' turn-based, 4X, strategic god game Skyward Collapse is now available for Windows and Mac. Two factions are at war, and players must indirectly keep both sides alive and balanced by influencing their behavior and literally shaping the world they live in. You can also create, but not control, 16 gods, that help maintain the balance. However, be sure to cause as much carnage as possible along the way to increase your score for each godly round.

Anyone looking for an escape from gaming's usual sounds of gunfire and need for violence should take note that Element4l released on Steam today. It's a momentum-based platformer built around nature and the creation of life, so its serene setting is more than just a gimmick, it's baked into the very soul of the game.

Hello Games has announced that stunt racer/platformers Joe Danger and Joe Danger 2: The Movie are finally coming home to the platform they were created on: the PC. The team has outlined several updates to the game to attract newcomers to the series and those who may want to take Joe out for another dangerous spin.

I generally don't play puzzle games of the endless variety; you know, stuff of the match-three genre or Tetris-likes really do not tend to sound appealing enough, though I do allow myself the odd distraction. This was (is, actually) the case with Olympian Legends for the iPhone. Admittedly, the fact that it featured cartoonized versions of mythical Greek deities and my being brought up with Greek comics of similar themes and aesthetics, did help quite a bit. Now, I'm glad I gave the thing a go.

Olympian Legends is a properly fun action-puzzler. It's quite addictive and sports some nice ideas, while generally playing like a touch-interface optimized hybrid of Columns and Tetris in which you have to construct ancient looking faces.

Innovative RPGs aren't unearthed often enough. When they do come along, as in the case of Toby Fox's UnderTale, they are such a joy to share. Sharp writing, engaging puzzles, and fresh battle systems makes UnderTale a triple threat, even in its demo state.