It’s the start of a fresh week and apparently it’s time to revisit a classic indie game from 2008 as Noitu Love 2: Devolution has been released on Steam and with a launch week discount.

Well this is odd – four years ago Noitu Love 2 was released and those who played it mostly fell in love with it. Only now has it been released on Steam – at least it’s getting some more of the attention that it deserves, even if it is a little late. For those not in the know, this is a sequel to the freeware Noitu Love and as such it improves on it in every way. From the gleaming graphics to the chaotic music to the innovative mouse-centric gameplay – this was and still is an indie game that we loved and many others like us.

We’ve actually revisited the game with a review which you can read, the most important thing about this Steam release being that it is a straight re-release – “No widescreen support, no leaderboards, no achievements”. Straight up. So really, you could buy it on Steam, or you could buy it straight from the developer. The only difference being that it is currently on sale on Steam at the moment. So, at least for this week, you can get it for 20% off the full price of $4.99 via Steam.

You can purchase Noitu Love 2: Devolution on Steam or you can buy it straight from the developer. There’s also a demo available on the official website.

You can find out more information about Noitu Love 2: Devolution over on the game’s official website.

Lunar Giant Studios has announced the launch of their adventure strategy game Delve Deeper onto digital distribution giant Steam. The turn-based title with RPG elements let’s up to four players forming dwarf mining teams build maps as the game unfolds.

The $5 title can be had for the slightly improved cost of $4.50 for the rest of the month with the offer going through Thursday, September 31.

Geoff’s got some good things to say about the title in his review, and a demo is also available for those interested.

[Delve Deeper]

In Plain Sight, players jet around in suicidal ninja robots building up points until they die. If they kill themselves, they bank those points. If they’re killed by another player’s death, those points are lost. This basic strategy plays out across five play modes.

Hopefully the Londoners can resolve whatever got in the way of Monday’s release and we’ll see the game on the new release date. You can preorder it on Steam or download it from other digital distributors on April 5 for $9.99.

[via Beatnik Games]

The game has you collecting eggs across 80 levels with new tools to help your progress including the Telewarp, Freeze-o-Matic and InstantRock. The title also gains 31 Steam Achievements with its release onto the platform.

Toki Tori goes for $5 normally, but can be picked up for only $3.75 through Thursday, February 4. From the description:

The gameplay in Toki Tori is a blend of two genres. While it looks like a platform game, it’s a puzzle game at heart. To progress through the game, the player must pick up each egg in a level using a set number of tools. Players will have to look and plan ahead carefully while using items such as the Telewarp, Freeze-o-Matic and InstantRock™. Additional tools are gradually introduced as the player progresses through the game’s 80+ levels covering four unique worlds.

• A wide variety of items and weapons
• 80 levels spread over 4 large worlds
• Dozens of hours of gameplay
• For all ages – accessible and hard levels available
• Catchy music and sound effects
• Steam Achievements
• Full screen HD graphics
• Shader effects
• 5.1 Surround Soundtrack
• Controls designed for mouse, keyboard as well as joypad