Just announced on their YouTube channel and Steam page a few hours ago, DREDGE has dropped the third major free update to the game, this time coming with a few new changes to liven up the experience for most players, namely Boat Customization, which every other feature added serves to make fully in-depth and intricate. […]
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At this point, you’ve probably already heard the gist of it: Unity introduced a policy last week that affects a large number of their developers, making them pay for each time someone installs their games, as well as removing Unity Pro and forcing everyone to be online when using it. Unity has decided to make
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One of the most overpopulated genres in the indie gaming scene is the platformer genre, but a rarer and more celebrated variety is the 3D platformer. This means every release of a new 3D platformer just inherently feels a bit more unique, and Boti: Byteland Overclocked is no exception, but being a 3D platformer might
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Sony’s State of Play is essentially PlayStation’s answer to Nintendo Direct, and this time, Sony has treated us to an Indie-focused showcase Luckily for us, this State of Play focuses more on third-party and Indie titles, and while there were only a few indies, they were pretty in-depth. It mainly focused on the third parties
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If you didn’t know, Unity is a game engine in which many iconic indie games were made, namely Outer Wilds, Cult of the Lamb, Ultrakill, Iron Lung, Among Us, and many others. This is due to its relative accessibility and its free version; however, that freedom to create might not last for long, as Unity
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The headline here is that Hollow Knight Silksong is a no-show at another Nintendo Direct. However, there are some awesome indie announcements to report! Most titles at this Direct weren’t Indie, but the few indies we did get were quite the heavy hitters. Nintendo usually shows off way more indies in their dedicated Indie World
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In the Czech Republic in 2024, a group called Rolling, plans to run a Disco Elysium-inspired Larp named 97 Poets of Revachol, running for two days and one day of workshopping the entire session. This is planned to take place in an old military hospital in the middle of a city called TerezÃn, and everyone
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If you’ve ever wanted a unique take on an open-world sandbox with online multiplayer and a ton of character customization and content to dive into, then Bang-On Balls: Chronicles seems like your kind of game. Full disclosure: PC has had this game in Early Access for two and a half years, but it’s finally getting
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Lies of P is a new true-to-form soulslike from NEOWIZ and Round 8 Studio. Its latest trailer shows off more of its combat, namely the ability to combine two weapons to form a more effective and powerful one. The game takes a different approach to Dark Souls, with a steampunk aesthetic, charge attacks, parrying, and
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Of the relatively stagnant open-world games out there, you’ve probably never seen a game like V.A Proxy, an up-and-coming open-world action game with combat similar to Devil May Cry, all done by solo dev Pyro Lith. It has an art style similar to Risk of Rain and features a desolate, long-forgotten landscape with hostile robots.
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