Indie studio Flippfly have just launched a new sale series showcasing a number of indie titles that are currently not available via the Steam distribution platform.

“We love Steam! It makes buying games easy, and managing our game library even easier” said Flippfly co-founder Aaron San Filippo. “We wanted to highlight the fact that not every great game is available on Steam, and help shine a light on a bunch of great games that many players may be missing out on.”

The sale began today and will carry on until October 8^th, with every title discounted by 25% or more. Head on over to http://notonsteam.com bag some of these great deals.

Here’s a full list of the games currently on offer:

• 6180 the moon
• Aces Wild : Manic Brawling Action!
• Alcarys Complex
• Arcane Worlds
• Blood of the Werewolf
• Dark Scavenger
• Drifter
• Dungeon of Elements
• Full Bore
• Girls Like Robots
• in Space
• Inescapable
• King Arthur’s Gold
• Leviathan: The Last Day of the Decade
• Longshot
• miniFlake
• MouseCraft
• One Finger Death Punch
• Ostrich Island
• Plazma Being
• Pushcat
• Race The Sun
• Ring Runner: Flight of the Sages
• Rose & Time
• Six Sided Sanctuary
• Sky Nations
• Sokobond
• Super Lemonade Factory
• The Sea Will Claim Everything
• The Yawhg
• Tiny Barbarian DX
• Tower of Guns
• Tug: A Space Trucker’s Odyssey
• Vox
• Voyage to Farland
• Wetware [Alpha]
• When Asteroids Attack
• Will Fight for Food

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Blood of the Werewolf

Beautifully illustrated and filled to the brim with cool creatures realized in excellent 3D, Blood of the Werewolf drops you into its world as Selena, mother of Nikoli, last of the once prosperous Werewolf clan. The player must then use their reflexes, their crossbow, and their werewolf strength to battle their way through fifteen unforgiving levels featuring hordes of over thirty different enemy monsters.

It’s tough stuff, and you’ll probably die a lot, but it’s a lot of fun. The controls are tight and super easy to learn, but the need for good timing makes the game much more challenging than it initially appears.  There’s a few somewhat irritating flying enemy types, but nothing so frustrating that it takes away enjoyment from the core experience. The musical score and art direction all make for a relatively serious tone while still providing an exciting, intense atmosphere.

The developer also promises a load of different play modes, such as Boss Rush, Score Rush, and Hardcore, as well as online play and leaderboards.

A playable demo is available on the game’s official site. It’s also up for voting on Steam Greenlight. Blood of the Werewolf is slated for release later this summer on PC, PSN, and Wii U. You can keep up with more news about the game on the developer’s Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube pages.

Scientifically Proven is also giving fans a chance to win one of two copies of their previous title, Real Heroes: Firefighter. IGN previously rated the Wii version their Wii Shooter of the Year, and we’re offering 2 codes for the 3DS version. Check out the widget below to find out how to enter.

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