Headup Fighting Crowdfunding Campaign
Nathan takes a look at a fighting game that uses FMV and is currently being crowdfunded. Hopefully it will be a success!
Tag Archives: indie
Music of the Spheres – Mathematical Beauty In Action
Nathan takes a look at an upcoming game where you shoot angels using a series of hidden mathematics with a Islamic background. No wait, it is fun!
The Game with Sixteen and a Half Million Levels – Review
Nathan reviews a 2D platformer with many, many levels. Is it any good?
Feedtank’s Pangolin: anteaters FTW
Meet Pangolin: a loveable iOS anti-platformer featuring scaly anteaters, trampolines and really big crates. Intrigued? Read on for the full scoop.
Storm
Storm (by EKO Software and IndiePub) is one of the most unique point-and-click games ever. True to its name, it’s based around a storm guiding ball-like seeds onto fertile ground […]
2D Space MMO: your support needed!
Indie developers often give up a lot to work on their dreams. Some of the most dedicated give up their jobs and even personal possessions to be able to bring […]
Gaming For Good: The IGG Marathon
A charity for children. Indie games. Avid gamers playing for 60+ hours straight. What do all of them have in common? The Indie Games for Good marathon. What is Indie […]
Powargrid Review
“Genuinely fun: one of the best grid-based tactical experiences I’ve had since chess.” Powargrid by Wee Fre Studios may be in alpha, but it’s already fun. Read the review to find out what the game is about.
Newgrounds Adventures: Part Two
Image credits: “Newgrounds calender entry” by jouste A while ago I wrote an article on cool games found at Newgrounds, the popular game portal. If you didn’t know already, Newgrounds lets […]
IndependentGaming’s Big List Of Competitions
If you’re indie and looking to make a name for yourself, game development competitions are the way to go. Here’s Yudhanjaya’s list of the indie gaming world’s biggest and best game development competitions. Fame and fortune awaits.
