If you are going to go for controversy, at least don't make typos. Please.Knunis said:World of Good
I'm sorry.Kollega said:I believe that indie games are just as important for the industry as big mainstream titles - if not more so. When you can do a game in any genre and without any pressure from publishers, yet have limited resources... this is where true creativity shines. And i like that.
If you are going to go for controversy, at least don't make typos. Please.Knunis said:World of Good
Then you should probably go back and fix it so no-one else jumps at that. Just edit your post - i do that all the time.Knunis said:I'm sorry.![]()
I don't know. Achron is going for $30 USD. And that's to get in the Alpha and have the game. And it looks good. If you recall, The Escapist Show did an interview with the team. Of about 4 people.AjimboB said:I like indie games, but only so long as they don't cost too much. Any indie game that retails for more than $15 is kidding itself.
Bookmarked them both up for later checking out!rabidmidget said:http://db.tigsource.com/
That's a database of tons of different indie games, most are freeware too
http://gamejolt.com/
Another website that hosts indie games, which gives devs a share of the money made by advertisement
onto my thoughts: I personally love indie games as they usually focus on unique, original gameplay and they do not suffer from over-hype. Although the fact that I am planning on entering a career in game design probably influenced my opinions.
Well Said my good man!Sober Thal said:Shame on anyone who doesn't take advantage of this wonderful new form of video game.
Was able to crash it within minuites.Jaqen Hghar said:I see no-one has mentioned Minecraft yet. That is one awesome game in the works.
Minecraft is the closest thing you have to building a world out of Lego from a first person view. Without the Lego that is.
Everything is build up by blocks, which you can remove and add.
At first it only had a creative mode, where you could remove and add like you pleased. But now the creator is working on the proper survival mode. He basically have several versions of the game available right now. SP and MP Creative mode, which is the freebuild mode. This is free.
Then you have a Survival Mode, which is also free. But this is just a proof of concept. It has enemies, but that's it.
Then you got the indev (in development) Survival version. This is where you can mine, craft tools, build a home for the night when the creatures come out etc. It works pretty well, but he has gone to work on the infdev (infinite developer version or something). This is the same, just with an "infinite" map. Which means that it creates more land as you walk around, which means you can end up with a map 8 times the size of the earth. Yeah, you heard me, eight times the surface of the earth. That is kinda huge. This mode lacks water physics and creatures for now, and I think he broke the lighting code recently, but he is working on it. The reason why the water physics are out so far is because he is going to make currents and everything.
You have to buy it to get access to the indev and infdev versions though, but it is a small cost to be able to play an awesome game as it is made. When the Survival mode has a MP ability, I would love to join a server with Escapist people.
Go to Minecraft.net [www.minecraft.net] to try this baby out![]()