A few weeks back, when the nominations for the Game Awards were announced and set to be chosen in December, quite a considerable controversy struck over one particular game being nominated for the Best Indie Game, that being Dave the Diver. The game may look indie, but a subsidiary of Nexon, a massive game studio […]
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Omori is the depressing, dark RPG by Omocat that you’re probably familiar with. They’ve just confirmed via Twitter that it’ll be getting its graphic novel, which will run in Kodansha’s Seinen magazine, Monthly Afternoon. It’ll be illustrated by Nui Konoito, an up-and-coming artist who’s already shown some promise through the promotional art. This is coming
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Among Us is somewhat well known at this point for getting some excellent crossover content, like with Pusheen, Destiny 2, and Glass Onion. They’ve gone all over the map regarding who gets costumes in the game, but now we’re getting an update dedicated to crossing over with many different indie games you might know. This
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If you’ve been a fan of the simulation and city-building genre, you’ve undoubtedly heard of Cities: Skylines. After their moderately unsuccessful release of Cities: Skylines 2, Paradox Interactive has decided to work on something entirely different that happens to be playable very soon: a space colony builder and exploration game called Starminer. This is a
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If you haven’t heard of it, Lethal Company is an online co-op Horror game where you scavenge up scrap on abandoned moons and work with your team to avoid the horrors lurking in the dark during your day job. Just one guy developed this little game, and it’s gotten massively popular, peaking at over 100,000
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If you’ve been in the Youtube gaming sphere for a while, you’ve probably heard of The Escapist before, and namely Zero Punctuation, a show held on that channel. You might be surprised to hear that this channel has been crumbling recently after Nick Calandra was fired, causing Yahtzee Croshaw, the host of Zero Punctuation and
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If you’re a Smash Bros. Style Platform Fighters fan, you’ve probably heard of Rivals of Aether, a Melee-inspired game with a ton of content and a decently sizeable competitive scene for an indie game. A long while back, they announced Rivals 2, but it seems they were a bit over-ambitious and launched a Kickstarter to
Rivals 2 Kickstarter Makes 500k in Under 24 Hours Read More »
Ten years ago, back when roguelikes weren’t anywhere near the super popular genre they are today, a little project made by three people dropped called Risk of Rain, offering a fun roguelike experience you could play with friends or by yourself. Nowadays, Risk of Rain has grown to become a big franchise in the indie
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Have you ever played a hectic restaurant management sim, then played an isometric action roguelike, and wondered what it would be like if you mashed the two together? Probably not, but studio Battlebrew Productions decided to try this concept out, tying it together with the metaphorical bow of an adorable art style with cute character
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Every year, The Game Awards announces its nominees about a month in advance, and even though the year is nowhere near over yet, we’ll still get told every game that’s eligible to be voted for until the presentation starts on December 7th. This year, we are also giving you a chance to vote for
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