#Indie Games
132 days building a Daggerfall-style RPG while waiting for ES6
The world of massive RPG development is currently buzzing around the prospect of The Elder Scrolls 6. With high-level hints
Indie Games Flood the PS5 with New Publisher
The indie game world is buzzing with exciting developments, and a new publisher is poised to revolutionize how fans access
BioWare vets ignore AAA rules for next mystery game
Neon-Noir Mystery: How Indie Veterans Are Cultivating Supernatural Worlds In an industry often dominated by large, risk-averse studios, a new
Mike Klubnika’s gory Mario Party answer sold half a million copies
In the chaotic landscape of indie game development, sometimes the most unexpected collaborations yield the most intense results. Recently, a
$1M earned in 4 months: Devs hit Valve’s chocolate tier
How a Small German Team Turned Orcs into Millions on Steam In the world of indie game development, sometimes the
$100K raised for developers via indie game bundles in 3 days
When the industry faced unexpected shifts, the indie game community didn’t just hold its ground—it rallied together. A powerful demonstration
Baba is You and UFO 50’s Party House get board game adaptations
The Digital Playground Moves Physical: Indie Gems Find Their Board Game Destiny There’s a growing fascination in the gaming world
Indies thrive AAA games flounder
The numbers flashing across the Steam storefront often tell a dramatic story—a tale of massive player counts and exponential growth.
10 Games That Inspired Industry Copycats
The relentless pursuit of what players want is the engine that drives the video game industry. Developers and publishers are
Chronoscript: Unique Metroidvania Perspective Preview
The indie video game scene is currently buzzing with creativity, particularly within the highly popular metroidvania genre. As players continue
Thimbleweed Park Murder Mystery Gets Sequel
There are some games that manage to capture the imagination and stick with us long after we put them down,
X-Files meets Golden Idol in The Eventide
From Space Opera to Shadows: Former AAA Devs Unveil Reality-Warping Detective Game A fresh wave of excitement is brewing in
Valve pauses release to review untextured NSFW body polygons
Indie game developers are facing unexpected delays, and this time, the reason isn’t scope creep or technical issues—it’s a deep
Steam mods demand sex scene button Indie game delays
The world of indie gaming often thrives on creativity and freedom, but sometimes, even open-world satire has to wait in
Platformer escapes Netflix jail
One of the most delightfully bouncy platformers of recent years, Poinpy, has officially bounced back from the brink and is
Former Xbox studio reborn independently after Microsoft shutdown
The Indie Rebellion: How One Game Studio Found Freedom Amidst Corporate Fire In an industry increasingly defined by massive corporate
Hollow Knight visuals proving why the game is ahead of time
The Silent Masterpiece: How Hollow Knight Defined the Indie Era In the vast and ever-evolving landscape of video games, certain
Layoffs hit ZA/UM just two months after Zero Parades
The Price of Controversy: ZA/UM Faces Financial Strain Post-Launch Two months after its release, ZA/UM’s highly anticipated title Zero Parades:
Robert Yang battles censorship to launch free award-winning games
Robert Yang, the acclaimed designer known for pioneering titles like The Tearoom and Rinse and Repeat, is currently navigating a
Censorship vs Games Robert Yang on bringing queer indie games to Steam
Radiator Forever Finds Its Audience on Steam A new wave of experimental gaming has landed on PC platforms, bringing the
Double Fine and Compulsion react to taking their games from Xbox
The indie development world is buzzing with news about freedom and autonomy, as two notable studios confirm their path back
Grinding the Haunted Chocolatier Details in Stardew Valley
For many, the journey of a beloved game developer is defined by dedication, but for ConcernedApe, the path to perfection