gamescom 2019 continues in the beautiful city of Cologne, Germany, and with the latest edition of the annual videogame showcase, we've been been given the chance to grab fresh glimpses of some exciting upcoming indie games!
Below, find the second part of our collection of indie games shown at gamescom 2019, with part one easy to find via this here link.
It is another busy time of the year for main gaming events includingGamescom in Europe and Pax West. This of course means we must scour the news and bring you some sweet indie game highlights just as we have in some past events such as our 5 part E3 collection, our 2 part EGX Rezzed set, the 2 batch GDC shares, and our 7 highlights from PAX East.
This means we are back for more and we were so excited by theSwitch Nindies Gamescom crowd alone, that we decided to dedicate a full collection to show off some of these stellar looking finds from the magical hues of Trine 4, to the playful physics of PHOGS!, check out what pretties we have in store for you in this Gamescom 2019 part one.
One of the hallmarks of the indie game scene is the sheer variety of experiences that game developers make available from week to week, and our latest curated collection of August indie games only provides further evidence to back up this fact. Please don't put any further research into the topic, though - can you imagine how embarrassed we would be if you discovered we might be lying? We would be very embarrassed, we can assure you! So believe us, just this once, OK? OK.
August has already provided a crop of wonderful experiences, with the likes of Hamsterdam, The Church in the Darkness, Exception, Anodyne 2: Return to Dust, and DARQ ready for harvesting - find out more about those indie games in our 'upcoming in August' video, which you can spy over here.
While you're at it, you can have a gander at a selection of indie games launched during the first week of August through here, just don't gloss over our latest curated collection of indie game releases from the second week of the month, all bundled together below:
There are many amazing games that are seeking crowdfunding at any given time, and this is ourongoing page dedicated to showing off some of the ones that catch our interest the most. It is impossible to share them all, but we will do our best to occasionally add in new ones that we think are worth a deeper look so we encourage you tobookmark this page and come back. Together we can all help these indie games succeed in their crowdfunding state.
This page will be ordered with our newest additions on the top (so it is easier you for to find the new content when you come back). If you want to try andget your campaign in front of us , tag @indiegamelover on Twitter with a link and the end date (but, like all submissions, we make no promises you will be added). ♥
Indie Game Lover has featured over 150 interesting and outstanding new indie games released during the first half of 2019, but which of these games were the best received by their respective audiencesfrom January through June? Which of these games continued to catch our eye and capture our imagination?
To try and answer that very question, we got the silly idea in our heads to try and round up the very, very best indie games released in 2019 so far! It was a very silly idea, did we mention that?
Well, we've given it our best shot, and the first part of this effort can be found through this link here, while the second part is right over here.
What about the third and final piece of this particularly tricky puzzle? Why, that can be found below:
Farbs-- “How about: "This seems silly, but I really love the doors. I love that they tie in to just about every other system. They affect AI pathfinding, AI vision, audio propagation and stealth. Ship power can force them all open or closed, ship traits can make them all locked or unlockable, character traits can automatically open them or lock them super fast, some cost merits to lock and unlock, and authorization upgrades can make them faster to dealth. Then you get to door windows - you can see through them, but with the right character trait NPCs can't see you. And then with the right weapon you can fire through them, and then some ships have doors with big windows, and some doors have no windows at all. The point is, Void Bastards is all about the interplay of many tightly interconnected systems, and you can see that even in something as mundane as a door. I love that."
Ben Lee-- “The subtext.”
With a new month comes the invigorating aroma of fresh new indie games, and the unmistakable... scent of indie game developers feverishly putting the finishing touches on their creations. Ah, what a bouquet of fragrances! August, you've truly outdone yourself this year.
Although there are special indie games launching each and every week throughout the month, August has already provided a crop of wonderful experiences, with the likes of Hamsterdam, The Church in the Darkness, Exception, and Anodyne 2: Return to Dust ready for harvesting - there are more highlights to see with our 'upcoming in August' video, which you can spy over here.
But back to the business at hand: New indie game releases from the first full week of August! Find a curated selection of same, below:
Indie Game Lover has featured over 150 interesting and outstanding new indie games released during the first half of 2019, but which of these games were the best received by their respective audiencesfrom January through June? Which of these games continued to catch our eye and capture our imagination?
To try and answer that very question, we got the silly idea in our heads to try and round up the very, very best indie games released in 2019 so far! It was a very silly idea, did we mention that?
Well, we've given it our best shot, and the first part of this effort can be found through this link here, the second part can be found below, while part three has wiggled its way into existence over here!
Indie Game Lover has featured over 150 interesting and outstanding new indie games released during the first half of 2019, but which of these games were the best received by their respective audiencesfrom January through June? Which of these games continued to catch our eye and capture our imagination?
To try and answer that very question, we got the silly idea in our heads to try and round up the very, very best indie games released in 2019 so far, and the first part of that effort can be found below, with part two and part three joining in on the party, too!
"I only have eyes for you." -WishIWas
