Ahmad Khan
Ahmad Khan grew up playing video games. A fan of RPGs and Post-Apocalypse games, Khan instantly fell in love with crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and IndieGogo that made games like Wasteland 2 and Project Eternity a reality. He also ended up being sort of a whistle blower for suspicious crowd funding project, believing that the venue of crowdfunding should be reserved for the honest and the passionate, not for the dishonest and dubious. You can stalk Ahmad on both Twitter and Facebook if you feel so inclined.
Peter Castle on Turn-Based Tactics RPG Tahira: Echoes of the Astral...
Turn based tactic games are a special kind of beast, you have to have deep customization in order to offset the potential monotony and...
Florian Siemer Discusses Retro ARPG Legends of Pixelia
When covering high profile indie projects we often forget that indie gaming is more than about big name ex-AAA staff members coming together to...
Thomas Ostafin Discusses His Paper Crafted Adventure, Papetura
Pixel art, while quite lovely at times, is everywhere these days, especially in the world of video game crowdfunding. While it's not completely unheard of,...
Ben Porter on Dark Adventure, Moonman
What do you think when you read the following sentence about the game Moonman: In a strange, nocturnal world a moonman is summoned by an...
A Chat With Amir Fassihi About Children of Morta
This interview is about a 2D hack n' slash game set in 8 bit pixel style, yup just like pretty much any other game...
This Where They Cremate the Roadkill Interview Just Is
Once in a while you come across a video game project and you scratch you head thinking "what in heaven's name is this? Is...
Woodie Dovich Discusses Napoleonic Strategy Musket Smoke II
I love Musket Smoke on my tablet, it’s a turn-based war game with an unusually interactive UI allowing for multiple tactical options. So many...
Dean Razavi on Vidar, The RPG Where Everyone Dies
Puzzle games are interesting things, on their own they are fun for like five minutes (for me at least) so they are often fused...
Dust Off Your SNES, It’s Justice Beaver
If you still have your old SNES lying around because you have bit of a hoarding problem, or perhaps you bought one from a...
Vince Livings on Monkey Filled Nightmare Dark Deception
Kickstarter is like a magnet for horror games, it seems there's a new one popping up every day. Given the constant flow of options,...
Feliks Balzer Discusses Interactive Acid Trip, Skullz 2
Fans of Indie-games might be familiar with Skullz, a 4bit platform RPG incorporating text based commands and Atari game system era graphics. If you...
Touhou & Super Smash Bros Collide in Touhou Super Smash Battles
Fans of Super Smash and bullet hell games will be glad to know that there's an IndieGogo project that's taking these two seemingly separate genre's and splicing...
John VanderZwet Discusses Do-Anything MMO Identity
Developers heading to Kickstarter to fund their dream MMO isn't terribly unique, just look at Pathfinder Online and The Repopulation. What is unusual though, is someone...
Black Shell Discusses Overture, A Roguelike Like No Other
Roguelikes are one of those genres that are so umbiquitous on Kickstarter that it can be difficult for many of them to stand out....
The Seed Gets More Post-Apocalyptic Muscle
2015 should be an interesting year for fans of post-apocalypse enjoyment. GSC Gameworld has been reactivated, West Games are back to their old tricks,...
Mel Gorsha on Adorable Horror Adventure, But I Love You
While Visual Novels aren't everyones' cup of tea, there's no doubt that it's a game type with a lot of variety. Take 'But I Love You'...