A few insanely bright students at DigiPen have created one of the most refreshingly clever, all-too-brief platformers in a while with The Fourth Wall. At first glance, ...Read More
Take a look at that screenshot above. Have no idea what’s going on behind all the lasers, spikes, death traps, and generally unpleasant things? It’s Cloudberry, a brand ...Read More
Have you always wondered how cats see the world as they pass through it? With The Cat That Got the Milk, a team of ambitious devs have decided ...Read More
Indie developer Orann has just released his newest game called Hacknet, and boy does it look like a fictionally illegal time. If you’ve played terminal-based computer hacking games ...Read More
Rainbogeddon is Nitrome’s latest entry into their catalog of solid games, and holy crap, is it a barnburner. The title above basically says it all: it’s an ...Read More
Here’s a massive change from the usual sensory overload most of us are used to from modern video games: Arcada, a text adventure from Jonas Kyratzes. It’s more ...Read More
It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say Terry Cavanaugh is kind of a big deal when it comes to indie developers; with games like At a Distance and ...Read More
Those of you with an affinity for fire, explosions, and mass chaos might be enthused to know that Pineapple Smash Crew is now available for purchase on ...Read More
Hitbox Team may have released the first indie breakout hit of 2012 with Dustforce, a smooth, flowing arcade style platformer that I can only describe as the love ...Read More
Independent developer Increpare is known for making games that are as fun as they are challenging, and his newest production, Microtone, is no different. The Flash game ...Read More
Last year I wrote about a little game called Fotonica, a first person arcade game that was basically all the good parts of Mirror’s Edge if they ...Read More
A couple months ago I posted an announcement trailer for Abobo’s Big Adventure, a love letter to all the NES games that influenced our 80′s childhoods. ...Read More
If you ask me what I miss the most in games recently, I’d answer, without any hesitation, humor. Not just action games that have crass references to bodily ...Read More
The fall rush of supposed must-play games has come and gone, and much of us have reveled in a world of gaming bliss. Indeed, this quarter has treated ...Read More
The good folks on Reddit may have just discovered a pretty awesome nugget of info that’ll delight indie fanatics the world over: the presence of what looks to ...Read More
I remember briefly hearing about Q.U.B.E. (Quick Understanding of Block Extrusion) nearly two years ago, but it unfortunately fell slowly into obscurity. Now it’s apparently appeared out of ...Read More
Jonathan Whiting has developed an indie Flash game that’s kind of blowing my mind right now with its fantastic gameplay. Developed for Ludum Dare in just 48 hours, ...Read More
Another month, another Ludum Dare. This competition among independent developers to create the best game in under 48 hours is held a few times every year, and the most recent one just ended. ...Read More
South Korean indie devs Turtle Cream have just released a trailer for their 2012 Independent Games Festival entry, Sugar Cube, and my is it a doozy. The ...Read More
I know there’s a couple of you Blue Bomber junkies out there that are in massive Mega Man withdrawal, what with Capcom completely abusing the franchise and not ...Read More
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