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The Uprising Will Take Longer Than Expected

You may recall the recently mentioned Indie Games Winter Uprising. You know, those fourteen thirteen games and an update that have been touted as decidedly not crap that were set to come out during the first week of December? W...
by Rob Rich
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Explosionade Bound For PC

A little while back we mentioned this gem of a game called Explosionade, created by one of Xbox Lives most talented indie development studios (one of. There are several stellar developers out there): Mommy’s Best Games. I...
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XBL Indie Games Winter Uprising: No Crap Allowed

The indie games library on Xbox Live has become somewhat of a cesspool as of late. Quality titles are still coming out, but they tend to get buried under all of the BS “massage” games and crappy “test your sys...
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Prepare To Feel Eufloria on PSN

Indie games have certainly seen a meteoric rise in popularity lately. Granted they were always there, willing to keep us entertained for hours with their genre-busting ideas, generally unique visuals and super affordable prices...
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Introducing The Humble Indie Bundle!

Okay kids, time to put down those controllers and grab those wallets! And then, you know, pick up the controllers again. Remember that MacHeist deal that took place a couple of months ago? Well it’s time for another crazy...
by Rob Rich
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Steam Indie Games Weekend Sale Too Awesome to Pass Up

“Indie” doesn’t have to mean “snobby and pretentious hipster crap” – it can also mean “delicious and affordable quirky fun”. And this weekend’s Steam sale is packed full of ...
by Rob Thomas
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Crush! Frag! Review! – Blueberry Garden

Reviewing a game that rests narration squarely on the shoulders of the player is no easy task. Nor is it easy to discuss a game wherein the discovery of the world around you is the fundamental component. How can I possibly hope...
by Scott Thompson
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