Placid Plastic Duck Simulator is Steam's latest viral hit
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Paradox officially allows fans to create Vampire: The Masquerade games
In exchange for a third of sales
The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe gets April 27 launch date
The game has been delayed three times to ensure quality and expand its scope
Valve's Next Fest 2022 just kicked off with hundreds of indie titles to try
More gaming than you can digest in a week
Epic Games Store is beta testing game self-publishing similar to Steam Direct
Epic wants faster game releases on its store, but how big a flood of content does it want?
Long-awaited pixel art RPG Eastward set for September 16 release on PC, Mac and Switch
The 2020 Independent Game Festival finalist has been in development since 2015
Indie marketplace Itch.io will give developers 100 percent of sales revenue on Black Friday
A dev-friendly move from a dev-friendly company
Alt254 is a Zelda-style adventure game that takes minimalist graphics to the extreme
In Alt254, you play as a pixel
The developers of Superhot are giving away the sequel for free to owners of the first game
As long as you already own or buy Superhot before July 16, you can have the followup for free
G2A agrees to pay Factorio dev $40,000 for selling stolen game keys
The dev was the only one to take G2A up on its offer
Now Play This hosted virtual field trips inside video games for those stuck at home
No need to put your hiking boots on for these walkabouts
The Pedestrian is a good platformer, but great puzzle game
Indie platformer is a game about signs, and simply looks great
Roguelike third-person shooter Risk of Rain 2 sells over one million copies in its first month
Solid numbers for an indie game
Indie developers are reportedly seeing their revenue plummet due to Steam recommendation bug
Being an indie dev is harder than ever
Rose-Engine's first commercial survival-horror game looks good
The teaser released today does not give away much, but it has me interested
Changes to the ESRB's rating systems could pose a problem for indie developers
The Board is retiring its short-form process, which is what most indie developers use
Upcoming indie title Backbone will let you solve crimes as a raccoon detective in retrofuturistic Vancouver
The title is seeking funding through Kickstarter now
Got a minute? Clever little indie game Minit released today
You have 60 seconds before you die --- use your time wisely
Nintendo reveals a load of indie games slated for the Switch
The Nindies Showcase had a lot to show
Indie Amplifier program promotes developers on the Twitch Prime channel
Prime Members get a free copy of the game that garners the most votes
Thomas Was Alone's developer just released a surprise sci-fi title for $6
Live the life of a Robot Detective in this short sci-fi game
Behind Valve's Greenlight and Early Access programs: bad games, minimum transparency
These days, it seems like Valve will let just about anything on Steam. Programs like Greenlight and Early Access make it easier than ever to get a game on the preposterously popular PC storefront. Some of these games are very bad. How does this happen? What is the process actually like?
