The latest edition of GameShark's The Indies is up. This bi-weekly feature is written by James Fudge, and focuses on a collection of complete (and incomplete) Sourceforge projects, casual games, shareware plus the occasional free stuff.
Also, free plug for them because they mentioned Independent Gaming.
There are fifteen issues worth of reading material so if the features index isn't already in your bookmarks then now is probably a good time to do a some catching up. How about a weekly schedule, James?
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Finalists for the Dream-Build-Play competition (a Microsoft XNA Game Studio contest) were recently announced, with the winners to be reveal... -
Nanosmiles is a new arena shooter from Yaruhara, in which players have to collect inactive options scattered around each area and use them ...
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The author of the Submachine series has announced a schedule for his upcoming projects on his development journal recently. All of the foll...
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Bernie's Platformer : Bernie's new game is two-thirds done. Announcements Moonpod : Moonpod has acquired official Wii developer cert...
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Spout is a Thrust-like game, but with a small twist. Fumes from your ship can be used to destroy your surroundings, though the resulting ef...
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onEscapee was a long lost relative of Flashback and Out of this World, until it resurfaced as freeware in 2006. Naming shenanigans aside, t...
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Lux is a chain reaction game. When you click on a pattern of light, it expands, and any other pattern of light in that range also expands, ... -
Polarity is a short platformer which uses the concept of magnetism to form traps and puzzes for the players to solve. The cursor or W, A, S...
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Several entries from Dream-Build-Play (A Microsoft XNA Game Studio Contest) are already available from other sources, though the best twent...
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brainTooth is a new experimental release by Jph, in which the author returns to his orbital gameplay design roots found in both Valence and...
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