Besides showcasing new games, this year’s IndieCade proved to be a time for looking back on the…
history
Not too long ago we made a video covering the indie adventure game scene, and how it…
Adventure Games have been a big fixture of the indie scene for over a decade and a…
My grandfather passed away at the age of 97 years just the other day. He had been…
Indie gaming has come a long way. From a niche market frequented only by die-hard PC users,…
On August 12, 2000, nine years after the Cold War, the Russian nuclear submarine K-141 Kursk sank…
What does the history of the kaiju genre (kaiju translates to “strange beast”), from Godzilla to Attack…
I wasn’t sure what to expect with Where the Water Tastes Like Wine (previous coverage). I knew it was going…
A Plague Tale: Innocence is doing something not many games shown at E3 this year are: taking…
Games based on historic events have a surprisingly bad track record on Kickstarter. Or maybe it’s not…
After listening to a three part special podcast from my friends at Back Seat Designers, I got…
You might have heard the news recently that Scribblenauts developer 5THCELL was planning to crowdfund its next…
Who doesn’t love war? Oh, right. Well, war games can sure be fun to play, and as…
Before I tell you anything about War of Rights, you should know that the pre-alpha footage for…
There has been an awakening. Have you felt it? Probably not, as Medieval Awakening, the first project…