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Indie developer Dean Edwards has announced his new game, and it's definitely different.

As he's been

Added: 19.05.2015 6:16 | 6 views | 0 comments


New music is in a funk, with base competence alone serving as a selling point. Labels would be wise to look to gaming for guidance through these depressing greys.

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Developer Throw the Warped Code Out have discussed their desire to bring the title to PS Vita at the Tokyo Indie Fest.

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With the dawning of Xbox One, Xbox Live Arcade went out of the window. All games are treated the same way, as is Microsoft's want. Indie titles get to fight it out with full price releases in the Xbox One Games Store. That needs to change.

Added: 16.05.2015 18:16 | 8 views | 0 comments


Don Parsons of TechRaptor had a chance to sit down with Corey and Lori Cole about their game currently on kickstarter Hero-U: Rogue to Redemption. They talk about why its back a second time, their work on Quest for Glory and what can be expected from Hero-U.

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BagoGames: The JRPG genre has a bright future ahead with long anticipated games getting ever-so-close to releasing like Final Fantasy XV, Persona 5, and Kingdom Hearts III. However, independent developers who grew up with the classic J-RPG titles are filling the void left by the big publishers which have left us waiting for a good JRPG for so many years. Here are three indie JRPG's to look out for over the next few months/years.

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"Recently I had the great pleasure of speaking to Team Cherry, the developers of the upcoming Hollow Knight, where they shed incredible insight into the development process, gameplay and more. Read on below to see the interview in full" - Paul James of BGU

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BagoGames: The JRPG genre has a bright future ahead with long anticipated games getting ever-so-close to releasing like Final Fantasy XV, Persona 5, and Kingdom Hearts III. However, independent developers who grew up with the classic J-RPG titles are filling the void left by the big publishers which have left us waiting for a good JRPG for so many years. Here are three indie JRPG's to look out for over the next few months/years.

Added: 15.05.2015 23:16 | 4 views | 0 comments


Indie titles are known for their unique visual styles. This has never been more true than with Light Fall, a stunningly beautiful 2D adventure platformer and first major project from Bishop Games, an indie studio based out of Quebec City. With haunting artistic designs and gameplay that echoes Limbo and Bastion, this title is sure to entice both experienced and new gamers alike.