IndieCade's annual E3 showcase serves as a first look for some of the year's biggest independent titles. Many of the showcase's offerings reemerge later in the year during IndieCade's October festival in Culver City. This year, the showcase showed off a wide range of titles, from Die Gute Fabrik's Sportsfriends (announced for PlayStation 4 just before the conference) and Tale of Tales' newest iOS experiment, Luxuria Superbia.

On the face of it, Luxuria Superbia is an abstract, flower-themed game that involves venturing through a tunnel. To actually play it, however, affords a much more tactile and sensual experience.

To be brief, it's a game about sex.

Adam Saltsman and Robin Arnott have made their previously Venus Patrol-exclusive, suffocating sim Capsule available for sale this week for Windows and Mac. According to Adam's blog post, Capsule takes about 2 hours to complete and is described as "technically a survival-horror game, featuring a posthumous epistolary narrative and a reactively generated abstract landscape that is different every time you explore, and tailored to deliberately create tense scenarios and close calls."

GUNNER is the latest game released by the prolific, uncompromising, and chameleonesque Jake Clover (AKA Normalen Baren, AKA hasetrum). This game/art-piece is an assault on the senses, on taste, and on morality. You shoot police officers and blow up their cars in order to steal jewels (which really mean nothing in the end). The graphics are chunky, the animation is clunky, and the soundtrack is very LOUD. Did I mention that I love this game?

Redgrim (Dragon Pussy, MRS. DAD) and Knapnok (B.U.T.T.O.N.) are working together and marketing Spin the Bottle: Bumpie's Party, a party game coming this summer to the Wii U console that never uses the TV.

Here, the two discuss working remotely, creating trailers for games not played on a screen, the characters' "phallic-in-nature" design, and other challenges that come with marketing a "spin the bottle" game.

95 new games came out of the 5th Bacon Game Jam and some real gems are in the mix. One of my personal favorites is Escape from Bacon Bay, a prison escape strategy game by team drunkenpixel. It's time for lights out at Bacon Bay Prison ("lights out" was the theme of the jam) and you have until morning to do what they said couldn't be done: Break out!

There was a point where the PC version of Skulls of the Shogun was going to be exclusive to Windows 8. That no longer appears to be the case, as 17-bit has revealed the new Bone-A-Fied edition of the game will be available through Steam and the Humble store.

If Macel Duchamp or Hugo Ball was around today and made an adventure game, it might be something like The Shoe's on the Other Foot by Kukenstra Games. This short, brain-melting experience goes beyond surreal and right into the realm of the absurd. The gameplay is pretty down-to-earth, but the character art and the story are fairly bonkers. It all starts with a conversation between a cat and an amnesiac (you) in an infinitely ascending elevator. And then it gets really weird.

Swing Swing Submarine's Tetrobot and Co. debuts its first gameplay trailer, showing the point-and-clicky nature of its puzzle solving. Developers promise players will have to learn physical and chemical properties of tons of elements to traverse stages, including electric arcs, lasers, fans, switches, holograms, doors, water, slime, and, of course, blocks of matter.

Humble Bundle for Android 6 offers a total of 7 games to enjoy on Android devices (and 6 of those on Steam/cross-platform PC). Organ Trail and Broken Sword (Director's Cuts) join several games that are making their Android debut: action exploration swimmer Aquaria, puzzle platformer Stealth Bastard Deluxe, puzzler Fractal, asynchronous strategy title Frozen Synapse, and rhythm game Pulse. Pulse is the only game that is not on PC.

Basketbelle and ...But That Was [Yesterday] developer Bean has released his elegant bullet dancer Soundodger on Adult Swim today, with over 20 songs to weave through. You use the mouse to avoid the rhythm-based firepower, and you hold down the left-click to slow down the action. However, the latter comes at a cost to your score. Points (which convert to % complete) are only gained when a bullet leaves the arena at normal speed.