Tag: indie games
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Game On! CAM Institute of Design Ignites Creative Energy at Global Game Jam
Global Game Jam Lands in Saint John, Pouring Energy into CAM Institute of Design Every year, the Global Game Jam brings together developers, designers, writers, and musicians for a weekend of rapid prototyping, collaboration, and innovation. This January, the event found a new stage in Saint John, where the CAM Institute of Design transformed into…
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You Can Now Play Ground Zero: Free Survival Horror Demo on Steam
Free Steam Demo Brings a Classic-Driven Horror Experience to PC Pc horror fans have a new reason to turn down the lights: Ground Zero, an indie survival horror experience from Malformation Games, is now available as a free playable demo on Steam. Designed to evoke the atmosphere and tension fans associate with legendary titles like…
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Why I’m Launching a Feminist Video Games Website in 2026
Why 2026 Demands a Feminist Video Games Website The gaming landscape is at a crossroads. From studio upheavals to shifting consumer expectations, the next decade will test what kind of industry we want to build. The decision to launch a feminist video games website in 2026 isn’t a sidestep from the industry’s realities; it’s a…
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More Cult of the Lamb & WWII Computer Mystery: Indie Roundup
Travel, indie games, and a quick reflective note As many players settle into new gaming trips and the season’s releases keep rolling, the indie scene continues to surprise with creativity, warmth, and surprising twists. This week’s roundup looks at the unexpected blend of comfort food favorites and brain-teasing mysteries, anchored by a fresh update in…
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More Cult of the Lamb, a World War II computer mystery and other new indie games worth checking out
Intro: A thriving week for indie games Indie game fans have a lot to cheer about as the scene buzzes with fresh releases and intriguing experiments. This week’s roundup highlights new drops that span cozy sim vibes, mystery-driven adventures, retro-inspired action, and experimental narratives. From more Cult of the Lamb content to a World War…
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Kiln: Double Fine’s Cozy, Multiplayer Pottery Game Sparks Creative Play
Introducing Kiln: Double Fine’s New Direction for Cozy, Creative Gaming Indie studio Double Fine has revealed a new project that shifts from its moody, atmospheric adventures to a bright, social crafting experience. Kiln is described as a multiplayer pottery game that embraces collaboration, creativity, and light-hearted competition. Built as a fresh departure from the studio’s…
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Kiln: Double Fine’s Cozy, Multiplayer Pottery Adventure
Double Fine Announces Kiln, a Delightful Multiplayer Pottery Adventure Indie studio Double Fine is adding a warmly tactile project to its diverse catalog with Kiln, a multiplayer pottery game that aims to pair soothing creativity with social gameplay. The announcement follows a string of smaller, more intimate projects from the studio and signals Tim Schafer’s…
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Kiln: Double Fine’s Delightful Multiplayer Pottery Game
Double Fine Brings a Whimsical Spin to Party Gaming Indie studio Double Fine is diversifying its portfolio once again with Kiln, a multiplayer title that shifts from atmospheric adventures to a bright and social pottery-centered party game. Announced after a string of smaller projects, Kiln promises to combine tactile creativity with competitive and cooperative play,…
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What Are You Playing This Weekend? (17th January)
Kick off the Weekend with a Plan January weekends are the perfect time to unwind with your favorite games, try a new indie title, or dive into a multiplayer session with friends. As the calendar flips, players are seeking a blend of comfort picks and fresh experiences. Whether you have a few hours on Saturday…

