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Nintendo is making a concerted effort to fill the void left by years of absent indies.

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Indie developer Panteon has announced MoBu will release for iOS on August 27, and Android on September 1. MoBu is the laziest ape in the jungle, who loves to eat, but one day he meets a voodoo magician named MaGu and is given the ability to infinity extend his arms. MoBu must use his new supernatural ability to race against his own hunger, through uniquely design levels designed for a mobile experience.

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Localization game publisher Mangagamer has placed 5 of their titles up on Indie Gala for a bundle sale. The sale will be up for 14 days, and savings are expected to be over 90% off original prices.

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"Indie studios have always had the rare opportunity to experiment with art styles in their games. Some of the best indie games of the last decade like Journey, Braid, and Monument Valley have experimented with visual design and aesthetics, a stark contrast to the hyper-realistic AAA games of today. Its no surprise that indie studios are challenging the status-quo with alternative art styles and gameplay techniques that might not work with the big budget titles. From the aptly named Bedtime Digital Games, Back To Bed takes the lead-the-way puzzle design of Lemmings and mixes in a dose of trippy, surrealist dreamscapes that will make any art connoisseurs happy. -- PlayStation Enthusiast

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The guys of Gaming Boulevard deliver their review of Indie 'Life of Pixel'.

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"Indie studios have always had the rare opportunity to experiment with art styles in their games. Some of the best indie games of the last decade like Journey, Braid, and Monument Valley have experimented with visual design and aesthetics, a stark contrast to the hyper-realistic AAA games of today. Its no surprise that indie studios are challenging the status-quo with alternative art styles and gameplay techniques that might not work with the big budget titles. From the aptly named Bedtime Digital Games, Back To Bed takes the lead-the-way puzzle design of Lemmings and mixes in a dose of trippy, surrealist dreamscapes that will make any art connoisseurs happy. -- PlayStation Enthusiast

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If you’re heading to PAX Prime this weekend, make sure to swing by the PlayStation booth (#222) to see our latest games, take part in fun activities, and grab some cool merch. We’re bringing our virtual reality headset, Project Morpheus, as well as nearly 40 games. That includes this year’s most anticipated blockbusters, like Star Wars Battlefront, Assassin’s Creed Syndicate, Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection and Street Fighter V. Plus we’ll have upcoming digital titles like Drawn to Death, Fat Princess Adventures, Abzu and Enter the Gungeon for you to try. If that’s not enough the Indie MEGABOOTH/MINIBOOTH (#612) will be teeming with inventive PS4 games to check out. Phew!

Added: 27.08.2015 19:18 | 9 views | 0 comments


"Indie studios have always had the rare opportunity to experiment with art styles in their games. Some of the best indie games of the last decade like Journey, Braid, and Monument Valley have experimented with visual design and aesthetics, a stark contrast to the hyper-realistic AAA games of today. Its no surprise that indie studios are challenging the status-quo with alternative art styles and gameplay techniques that might not work with the big budget titles. From the aptly named Bedtime Digital Games, Back To Bed takes the lead-the-way puzzle design of Lemmings and mixes in a dose of trippy, surrealist dreamscapes that will make any art connoisseurs happy. -- PlayStation Enthusiast

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"Indie studios have always had the rare opportunity to experiment with art styles in their games. Some of the best indie games of the last decade like Journey, Braid, and Monument Valley have experimented with visual design and aesthetics, a stark contrast to the hyper-realistic AAA games of today. Its no surprise that indie studios are challenging the status-quo with alternative art styles and gameplay techniques that might not work with the big budget titles. From the aptly named Bedtime Digital Games, Back To Bed takes the lead-the-way puzzle design of Lemmings and mixes in a dose of trippy, surrealist dreamscapes that will make any art connoisseurs happy. -- PlayStation Enthusiast