Mar 11, 2023
Sometimes when I’m hyperfixating on an indie game (like now), I remember again the indie games I knew and/or had played, and am awed again. These are games that were made by small teams, some even made by one person; and they exceed games made by big/popular developers by leaps and bounds. A few of them are even available for FREE (I’m looking at you, with reverence, Ib and Segawa’s games). More than that, they are a labor of love - it is so apparent - and made possible by the support of backers and the developers’ family and friends: strangers and loved ones. I think that, above all, is what makes these games so poignant, at least for me.
Shout-out to my favorite indie games, may more people know about you the more obscure ones:
