E3 is right around the corner, and IndieCade is presenting a showcase of 30 projects from the top up-and-coming developers in the industry. Some of the trends include abstract and…
Indie Corner
Technology has evolved dramatically in the last twenty-five years, allowing for advancements at faster rates than many could have ever dreamed of. On occasion, this progression has triggered questions about…
A major theme that seems to have been present in recent game development history is that bigger is better. The phrase “open world” has been used more times than can be counted, single player games have received supplementary multiplayer modes, and side quest upon side quest has been added to make them seemingly never-ending.
Slayaway Camp is a terrific combination of simple logic puzzles and 80’s cult slasher flicks, a murderously fun puzzle game where the player slashes, stomps, and guts voxel teenagers by…
At its launch, The Metronomicon proved itself to be a ridiculously enjoyable experience, infusing elements of an RPG into the pure fun of a traditional rhythm game. But there were…
Virginia is built as though it were a movie, and maybe it should have been one. Developed by Variable State and published by 505 Games, Virginia is a cinematic walking…
We knew the massive scale of No Man’s Sky prior to its release, but now that we see it ourselves it can be overwhelming. I’ve logged just under six hours with the…