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A Story That Can Only Be Told Through a Game

A Story That Can Only Be Told Through a Game

Breaking down Goodbye World's powerful metafictional narrative

The Indie Game Renaissance

The Indie Game Renaissance

The future of the indie game market looks bright thanks to the wealth of resources available

Sea of Stars: The Future of the JRPG is Here

Sea of Stars: The Future of the JRPG is Here

This JRPG present is looking like the future

That Which Gave Chase

That Which Gave Chase

Experience the chilling essence of the Arctic through this short, but dark indie horror game

Tin Hearts: A Craftsman's Masterwork

Tin Hearts: A Craftsman's Masterwork

Tin Hearts is a beautiful exploration of storytelling through gameplay elements.

How a Two-Person Team Made the Most Interesting Farming Sim of the Year

How a Two-Person Team Made the Most Interesting Farming Sim of the Year

Interviewing the creators about their journey of making Before the Green Moon

Bringing Back Life: Interview With Farewell North Developer Kyle Banks

Bringing Back Life: Interview With Farewell North Developer Kyle Banks

Tribulations and successes from the indie game development journey with Kyle Banks

9 Years of Shadows Review

9 Years of Shadows Review

An enjoyable Metroidvania that brings back the color

Wildfrost's Sound Designer Sheds Light on its Frosty Soundscape

Wildfrost's Sound Designer Sheds Light on its Frosty Soundscape

This tactical deck-builder doesn't put the action on ice

OTXO: Gunfire is the Singing of Angels

OTXO: Gunfire is the Singing of Angels

Hotline Miami for a new generation

Boredom by Design: The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa

Boredom by Design: The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa

Do games need to be “fun” to be good?

Learning Lessons from the Best Indie Games

Learning Lessons from the Best Indie Games

Even the simplest games can carry poignant messages

Card Crawl Adventure: Taverns and Troglodytes

Card Crawl Adventure: Taverns and Troglodytes

Cozy caverns, devious monsters, and shiny treasures

Games to Play With Your Friends When You Don't Want to Think

Games to Play With Your Friends When You Don't Want to Think

Go-to games with low barriers to entry

Meg’s Monster: You Will Believe a Fiend Can Cry

Meg’s Monster: You Will Believe a Fiend Can Cry

Follow a subterranean monster tasked with protecting a human child who has mysterious doomsday powers

Joon Shining Review

Joon Shining Review

The ultimate golfing-platformer challenge

Clive 'N' Wrench: Platforming How It Used to Be

Clive 'N' Wrench: Platforming How It Used to Be

How old do you like your old-school platformers?

A screenshot from the game. A low-poly island at night, covered in long grass, blue-leaved trees, and small rocky paths.

Inward: A New Island With Established Meditation Habits

We need a space for grounding and growth

Getting Tactical With Pierre Leclerc, Creator of Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark

Getting Tactical With Pierre Leclerc, Creator of Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark

The co-founder of 6-Eyes Studio tells us how they created this ode to the beloved classics of the genre

How to Pitch Your Game to Publishers and Investors

How to Pitch Your Game to Publishers and Investors

A comprehensive guide that’s especially useful for indie developers

In Defense of Pyre, Supergiant’s Underappreciated Middle Child

In Defense of Pyre, Supergiant’s Underappreciated Middle Child

Living it up in The Downside

7 Great Indie First-Person Shooters on Consoles

7 Great Indie First-Person Shooters on Consoles

Don't miss these FPS gems

I Got Someone at the MoMA To Play My Dumb Jam Game

I Got Someone at the MoMA To Play My Dumb Jam Game

Adventures in guerilla marketing and stacking cows

Hidden Gems of Game Design: Volume 8

Hidden Gems of Game Design: Volume 8

This volume explores games that provides all players a good challenge

8-Bit Adventures 2: Back to Our JRPG Roots

8-Bit Adventures 2: Back to Our JRPG Roots

Another excellent JRPG throwback