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The project’s origins clarify what it is: a 902% Tumblbuk campaign from 777 backers who wanted a game featuring their favorite virtual creators, follo…
On August 19, a two-person Korean indie team with no marketing budget released a paid mobile game. Ten days later, it was No. 5 on Google Play’s Popul…
The DDP. Gwanghwamun. Namsan. Coex. These are not generic post-apocalyptic landmarks — they are specific Seoul locations that Koreans recognize immedi…
The premise of What Goes Up is the setup for a physics comedy: you work for GALACTIC REFUSE CO., a high-risk interplanetary waste disposal company. Yo…
The concept behind Veiled Edge is a specific formal experiment dressed in cyberpunk aesthetics: each chapter of the game is a different genre. The Spi…
Human emotion is the most valuable energy source in the post-apocalyptic world of MAKINA. The city of Tempest runs on it. The four rulers who control …
A pinball, a beat-’em-up, and a roguelite walk into an arcade. The result is Furyball: Rogue Revenge, which its developer Rebound calls a “Rogue Beat-…
The creature collection survival genre has a specific tension at its center: in most games, the creatures you collect fight alongside you as companion…
Team Tapas has 14 million cumulative mobile downloads across Drifting Girls and Hero’s Restaurant. Garden of Witches is their first PC title and their…
A solo developer in Australia has sold 100,000 copies in the first week of their debut game. The 50,000-unit first-day figure and the 125,000 wishlist…