If you’re in the mood for some gnarly gnome action, Bevvy from “I Married a Monster on a Hill” has you covered. These are the gnome-themed games on Itch.io he swears by, and trust me, they’re as badass as they sound.
5 Gnome-Themed Indie Games
1. Gnome (kimonade)
Built in a manic 72-hour game jam, this platformer is all about planting seeds and scaling roots to survive. It’s quick, it’s fun,and it’ll have you hooked.
2. Gnome Escape (billbobphil)
After busting out of a garden, your gnome pals ended up in the ocean. Now it’s a race against the clock to pull them out before they’re fish food. Dive, reel, and swim through chaos. It’s straightforward, frantic, and a whole lot of splashy fun.
3. Gnome Heist (nathannieuwenhuizen)
Ready for a stealth mission with a twist? Sneak into a museum to grab your king’s stolen crown. This co-op game is loaded with puzzles and goofy antics. Grab a partner and get sneaky or the king’s stuck with a bucket on his head. Yep, it’s as ridiculous as it sounds.
4. Gnome Jam (unuslupus)
Hide and seek but with a twist—gnomes! You’ve got a cabin and a bunch of cheeky gnomes hiding out. They talk, you listen, and the hunt is on. “Gnome Jam” is chill, chatty, and will keep you on your toes. It’s not just fun; it’s laugh-out-loud ridiculous.
5. GNOME (thennediel)
Things get dark here. Your home’s being poisoned and it’s up to you, to save it. Plant seeds, battle pollution, and climb your way to victory. Do it right, or watch your world crumble. No pressure, huh?
These are Bevvy’s picks and they’re no joke. If you’re into gnomes and chaos, these games will hit the spot. Give ’em a whirl, and let the gnome mayhem begin!
About “I Married a Monster on a Hill”
Be in it for the after story of the chase in “I Married a Monster on a Hill,” an 18+ visual novel, comic and multimedia series. Engage with the lives of several characters – from married couples to potential besties – in the small yet vibrant town of Willowgrove Hills. Centered on Boys Love, Girls Love, and life’s unpredictable game, this series explores the messy yet touching web of relationships. A series of games where ‘for richer or poorer’ could mean budgeting for superhero capes, and the couple’s therapy might address who left the cap off the toothpaste… again.
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