It’s Saturday, and that means it’s time for another Screenshot Survey. Every week, we take a look at a few cool new games in the works by game developers tweeting with #ScreenshotSaturday. For even more games you might be interested in, check out this hashtag on Twitter.

This week we're bringing you a random assortment of nonsense. We get to see if cats can really farm, what happens when you get an army of beasts, crazy combat lacking something important, and ending the survey with taking a load off. So sit back, relax, and use the scroll feature that your browser has to see four more interesting projects.

This post contains a NSFW title.

Snacko

Can cats farm? Conventional wisdom says no, but have you met cats? They don't really do conventional wisdom. Snacko takes a look at a cat that tries to farm, and in the process produces a whole lot of materials and farming stuff.

Featuring an absolutely adorable Stardew Valley styled vibe, Snacko has manage to steal my heart with a single .gif. That cat is adorable, and the way he looks at the camera after pulling off a 360 no scope farming is just perfect. I'm excited to see more of the game, and mostly to see if the cat keeps being super adorable. I expect it to be.

Snacko is set to come out some time in 2021 for PC and Nintendo Switch.

Beast Commander

Hey, did you hear a new Pokemon game came out? Well, if you don't own a Switch, it's all okay. You will, however, need something else to occupy your time. Thankfully Beast Commander offers up some beasts to command, as a game called Beast Commander tends to do.

Being developed by indie developer Dragon Slumber, Beast Commander features you gathering and using beasts in combat. The turn-based combat looks like a good time, mostly thanks to the camera zooms and simple effects. Also the goblin in the front is a cutie, and I want to hug it. Someone get Dragon Slumber on the line and ask if I can hug them.

Beast Commander does not have a release date or platforms.

Untitled Solo Project

Before you ask, no, "Untitled Solo Project" isn't really the name of this game. At least, not until it becomes super popular and ends up in a situation like Untitled Goose Game does. It's possible too, especially with how rad the game looks.

Being developed by Nick Muse, the little gameplay clip has it all. Fast and frantic combat? Check. A bomb arrow that kills multiple enemies? Check. Fire that dynamically spreads in an awesome looking way? Check. Using your bow to grapple? Check. Honestly, this already has the workings of a finished game. Just not the name of one. Maybe that's all it's waiting on?

Untitled Solo Project does not have a release date or platforms.

Help! I Am Really Horny!

If you're asking if I picked this game entirely because of it's name, the answer is yes. Yes I did. When you make a game called "Help! I Am Really Horny!" I just have to stop a moment and ask what the hell? And the hell is... some really weird games.

The idea behind the game is that you're either a living dick or a living vagina. Your parents are having a silver wedding anniversary on Sunday and you promised them a nice speech. However, it's Friday, and all you can think of is getting laid. So you need to work on not being horny so you can write that speech. This is a real game and I just have to know how on Earth it's going to play out. Because, like, wow.

Help! I Am Really Horny! is launching on PC in February 2020.

How do you feel about these four games? Going to pick any of them up? Any other screenshot Saturday ideas in mind? Let us know in the comments below!