Sentences with phrase «indie game budget»

Hellblade is an interesting project, with only 13 people on the development team, Ninja Theory aims to create a AAA quality title on an indie game budget.

It actually makes platinum look even better, what they can accomplish with the 15 $ indie game budget activision is giving them.

Not exact matches

If there's one thing indie developers do exceptionally well, it's pointing out that good games don't necessarily need huge - budget ultra-graphics.

And don't listen to the crap about how budget games are short, I tend to have the most fun with indie games and I have sunk 11 hrs into the game, and I am on floor 22 and I don't know how many floors there are but there is an achievement for getting to floor 50.

Based in Berlin, the studio will focus on smaller budget indie games.

It also supports the enhanced hardware of the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X, which is something that is hard to find for a game that aims for an indie budget published as EA Originals.

One strange thing about downloadable arcade and indie games these days is, that the developer - team behind it is so much more willing to take risks than any developer of high budget games.

Following the indie games came more big budget title showings, starting with first gameplay footage of Mortal Kombat X.

Finally, with Sonys push for indie games, there will be more excellent, creative titles that utilize the hardware outside of the big - budget realm.

Starting this Saturday, October 1st, Sony Ericsson will be making four new games free for both current and new Xperia Play owners — and these aren't indie $ 0.99 games (not that I have anything against them)-- but full - fledged big budget titles from EA.

God, criticising an indie title, one that has had a lot of clear effort put into it, for its graphics always feels like a harsh thing to do since the focus for them and their limited budget should always be gameplay, but there's no getting around the fact that Project Temporality is simply visually boring game.

IndieBox is a monthly subscription service that gives indie games the big budget treatment, re-packaging them in a collector's edition box and mailing them to your doorstep.

He points out that even with advertising budgets, releasing an indie game «into the wild» isn't actually much different than app - store roulette: «you release a game and hope it takes off.»

Making extremely low budget versions of XBLA or AAA games is fine but you'd be neglecting the most important opportunity the indie developer has.

PR For Indies — Being indie is tough enough without worrying about PR and marketing your game on a limited budget, we can help.

All too often I'd play a big budget game and like about 80 % of it... there would always be that «if only it did this» moment and ultimately I think indie games make those moments realities.

The eye candy found in big budget games might not be there for many indie games, but I've found the fun factor on smaller games to be many times that of top tier games.

A lot has been said about how it's somewhere in the middle - ground of a triple - A and indie release, but there's no denying that it has outstanding visuals that are easily more impressive than those seen in games that are armed with budgets well into the millions.

We're still technically an indie company, just with a triple - A budget, so we have been able to maintain our core values of developing the game to the highest standard possible and the way that we want to.

Drew me in with tons of AAA console gamers in the first year or two, now we get nothing but low budget indie Vita games for months on end.

And so we decided to go full indie and market the game ourselves with no budget.

Its nice to see an indie on plus with an actual bit of a budget, but the game just gets a bit dull quite fast.

It's a common dilemma not solely contained within the realms of indie games, but it's arguably more important and costly given the limited marketing budgets of any given indie project.

This comes after Death Coming's nomination for the 2018 SXSW Gamer's Voice Award: an award dedicated to indie titles with grassroots origins and lower budgets.

The Indie Arena booth returns to gamescom next week with over 80 games being showcased from various developers with a variety of styles and budgets.

Any gamer on a budget must thank their lucky stars that we're living in a time with a vibrant indie scene.

Whether you are an up - and - coming indie developer with a PS Mobile game or a AAA studio releasing something on the PlayStation Network, we can find something that will work with your budget.

As indie game developers with zero marketing budget on our hands, we always hoped to get exposure through such Let's Players.

I love Indie games, but the Vita deserves better games and if they sale enough Vitas, we could finally get the big budget games we really want.

Probably The Chinese Room's best game, Rapture is short enough to feel indie and the lack of on - screen characters gives it a lower - budget feel, but everything else about it is sumptuous.

This year I played and enjoyed more indie games than big budget games.

We've seen a good response to this new game - albeit presented in a different style to make it more appropriate for the budgets available at indie level.

It may not have the production values of today's blockbuster games, but the amount of high quality Indie games available to play across the Internet is testament to the fact that great games can be made with small budgets or even a single person with a great idea.

While they lack the budget of a AAA title, these five games are the pinnacle of indie development from the past year, according to us anyway.

Being a solo indie developer with no budget meant that the project had to be simple enough for one person to do all the work, yet he wanted the game to be challenging and entertaining, Tom recalls.

Old games, new games, indie games, big budget tiles.

With that out of the way, we can address the elephant in the room: If you're reading this, you probably an indie game developer with no marketing budget.

For example I would very much like to see indie games as well as «bigger» 1st and / or 3rd party games, big budget titles, etc..

My lecture, «How to Successfully Market Your Indie Game on a $ 0 Budget,» provided affordable, yet effective marketing tactics.

At Indie Game Girl, developers can expect to find the kind of marketing support they need: clear and budget friendly tips and tricks.

Large budget games of course dominate at the higher end, with Indie games clustered toward the low end.

On the other hand an indie game can often take risks the big publishers aren't willing to and create interesting gameplay that overcome limitations in a budget.

One thing about indie games that I find pretty unfortunate is there is no publisher that focuses on funding innovative, low budget projects.

There is no online functionality which is certainly forgivable given an indie developer's budget for a debut game, although it would have been nice to see the inclusion of local and online leaderboards which could have focused on the fastest times in which each jigsaw puzzle were completed by every player in single player or co-operatively throughout each puzzle size and group of options such as hints, puzzle piece rotation and background image.

Xbox Live Indie games will fit the bill and your budget.

Indie studios don't have big budgets for games, and they don't usually have big budgets for marketing either.

Indie games, for better or worse, encompass a wide range of scopes and budgets now.

The featured games are both local and global, and both indie and, on occasion, a bit - bigger - budget — what binds them together is simply that they're all amazing.

First and foremost, the contents below are targeted towards smaller to mid-sized indie game development teams that don't necessarily have the budget to relocate their employees to a central office.

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