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'Big Indie Pitch' rocked by a man exposing the truth and failing to handle it.

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Indie game developer Fenrir Studios are looking to kickstart their Metal Gear/ Deus Ex inspired game: Dark Storm: Ascension. They have a goal of $50K

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Marcus Estrada writes: "Sure, they did not have anything close to Shenmue 3 calibur to reveal during their press event, but there was still a great deal of crowdfunding projects mentioned and displayed on stage. Of course, only the most popular titles were given the majority of attention."

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The popular Indie gaming website IndieDB is featuring Dark Storm: Ascension on their front page, and offering a free demo/prototype download of Dark Storm: UDK Build windows PC.

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Derek McRoberts of This is Xbox writes, "Threaks, the German Indie developer who unleashed Beatbuddy: Tale of the Guardian to critical acclaim on PC back in 2013 have now re-imagined their initial release for the Xbox One. I got hands on to find out why, and if, it deserves the praise lavished upon it."

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The game, from the creators of MDK and Giants: Citizen Kabuto has breathtaking visuals, which will be shown off at PAX Prime in Seattle

Added: 04.08.2015 18:18 | 28 views | 0 comments


Indie title Beyond Eyes has released today on Xbox One courtesy of publisher Team17. The game will soon release on PC, Mac, and Linux as well.

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Now that you've experienced last month's deluge of Indie Developer information, and hopefully found out about a game you have never heard of but are now interested in, it's time to vote for the developer you liked the most. What's that? Why are we voting? Well, if you missed the original announcement, this year we were able to scrounge together $13,500 to give to that one Indie Developer that our users liked the most. That money could go towards continuing development of their game or possibly aiding in continuing to develop their game if it's already used. So, how do you vote on your favorite Indie Developer? It's simple. Just go to our IGM page at the link below and follow the directions that will pop up when you visit the page. Not sure which developer you liked the most? Well, take another glance while you're there. So, get voting! -Christopher