Sentences with phrase «be a great year for indie»

2014 has been another great year for indie games, with the long awaited releases of Nidhogg and Broken Age (part 1); the genre - defining Threes (and its unfortunate clones); the outrageously polished Monument Valley and Hohokum; the new chapter of Kentucky Route Zero.

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With an incredible level design and a wonderful graphic, Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams is one of the great examples for the indie industry; maybe one of the most difficult platform games of recent years.

It now screens 60 indie features and 100 shorts during its 10 - day run, and also holds year - round seminars and workshops that are great for networking during the off - season.

2017 was one of the great years for video games, so much so that my best 2018 game experiences will probably be all the 2017 games that I didn't have time to get to (including Xenoblade 2, Yakuza 0, Assassin's Creed Origins, Persona 5, and dozens of indie games I never had time to try out).

I think if you have the money to pay for all the costs of getting a great product out and can live off of another source of income until your books catch on (sometimes takes a few years and a few books), then indie first is a great option.

Over the last six going on seven years, Smashwords introduced our free ebook printing press, Meatgrinder, which made it possible for any writer anywhere to publish an ebook in minutes; we opened distribution for the first time to major retailers and library partners that were previously inaccessible to self - published authors; we developed sophisticated yet easy - to - use publishing tools that help writers and small indie presses publish with pride and professionalism; we worked to actively educate our authors and publishers how to leverage best practices to publish with greater success; and we've been fierce (but friendly!)

As I look at this list, I am delighted by the indie game movement because for the first time in many years, players can once again associate the efforts of a human being with their great game experience.

2014 has been a great year for retro indie games!

Releasing as a free update anyone who got to Earthlock: Festival of Magic on Steam Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Gog, and as an entirely new game / revised port for Nintendo Switch this week, Earthlock has come leaps and bounds thanks to efforts of the team who spent the last year improving it and in my mind, it is great indie RPG alternative for anyone who wants a cheaper alternative to Xenoblade Chronicles 2, or just something else to play once they've beaten the Monolith Soft title.

9 years later and we have moved on from solely being a production house; we now search for great indie titles as a publisher to support!

For those of you who missed out on Gatling Gears for PC when it was released last year, EA has put together an indie bundle offering 6 great games for only $ 19,For those of you who missed out on Gatling Gears for PC when it was released last year, EA has put together an indie bundle offering 6 great games for only $ 19,for PC when it was released last year, EA has put together an indie bundle offering 6 great games for only $ 19,for only $ 19,99!

In - fact, this year's been great for games in general, with the real kick of indie developers with the extent of them being cons...

Indie relationships were the first of these, as 2015 was a great year for Wii U-exclusive and Wii U-enhanced indie games on the eShop, probably best personified by the dedicated «Nindies@Night» show at Pax Prime (where the Shovel Knight amiibo was announced) and the long - rumoured release of Minecraft: Wii U EdiIndie relationships were the first of these, as 2015 was a great year for Wii U-exclusive and Wii U-enhanced indie games on the eShop, probably best personified by the dedicated «Nindies@Night» show at Pax Prime (where the Shovel Knight amiibo was announced) and the long - rumoured release of Minecraft: Wii U Ediindie games on the eShop, probably best personified by the dedicated «Nindies@Night» show at Pax Prime (where the Shovel Knight amiibo was announced) and the long - rumoured release of Minecraft: Wii U Edition.

While there's not a lot of information on this project yet, indie developer «Tennis» has been working off and on for at least a year to build this Gunboy sidescrolling platformer, which features some great artwork (love the background / environment in this clip!)

Also, indie - gaming has made some pretty great strides in the last few years, and while there's a good chance that the increased capital in it will eventually lead to the same dull fate the big 3 seem to have agreed on, for the moment it's a great time to enjoy things like Trine or Torchlight, which I can't see coming from MS, Sony or Nintendo at this point.