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Deep Sea is a game demonstrated at SXSW this year by Robin Arnott which is a sensory based experience while still maintaining interactive features that classifies it as a game. You don a gas mask that filters out most external sounds and blinds you. You partake in audio-only gameplay in which you are allegedly underwater [...]
Posts Tagged ‘indie’
Deep Sea preview – Shifting from entertainment to experience
Posted by Jesse Leigh on December 12th, 2011
Indie Gaming: The Movie (Trailer)
Posted by Jesse Leigh on December 2nd, 2011
This is the trailer for an upcoming short film I’ve been looking forward to since I heard of it’s development. It documents the lives of several different indie game developers and the kind of challenges they have to overcome, including lost sales to piracy. It’s a demonstration of the motivation behind these games that many [...]
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Tags: documentary, gaming, indie, indie game development, indie gaming, indie gaming: the movie, movie 
1 Comment »F2P Spotlight: Soldat
Posted by Jesse Leigh on October 25th, 2011
If you enjoy 2D multiplayer shooters like King Arthur’s Gold or Take Arms then you have probably heard of Soldat at some point. If not, say hello to the granddaddy of Take Arms. Soldat is a shooter centered around the traditional deathmatch and team deathmatch gameplay that many other similar games feature but it’s very [...]
Posted in F2P Games Tags: 2d, 2d shooter, f2p, indie, indie shooter, platform, soldat game No Comments »8-bit Funding – A great project to support indie gaming
Posted by Jesse Leigh on October 6th, 2011
As you probably know by now, I am a big fan of indie games. They represent the foundation of what makes gaming open and indie game developers have the freedom of creation that many develops higher up the ladder seem to lack much of the time. Indie developers are the ones who will replace those [...]
