Happy Halloween! Or, if it’s the kind of Halloween I hope you’re having: Happy candy-eating, slasher-watching, horror-gaming Halloween! You may already have plans for this weekend, but I’m here to make sure they involve many an indie horror. We’re ...
The indie horror game Home, and no I’m not talking about Sony’s abysmal social networking service, has done pretty good since its release on PC reaching an audience of over 100,000 players. Like all hit games, it’s time for some porting!
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With the dawn of March, we are beginning to see the magazine development come together, and with that comes the responsibility for me to open the window a little bit; allowing everyone to take a sneak peek at what we are thinking about in terms of ...
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And here we are. The last final curtain call, and the end of a short and brutal campaign on your wallet. There’s now 24 hours to grab whatever you can at up to 80% off via Steam, and then things return to normal for another few months. This has been ...
When I first heard about Don’t Kill The Cow I really didn’t know what to expect. It appeared that the game was quite self explanatory, or so I thought until I played through the game and found out there is far more than meets the eye.
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We’ve previously announced that we’re bringing back the Indie Game Magazine, but now we have some additional information in preparation for our relaunch on April 1. Specifically, we’ve organized an all-day event to celebrate! Consider this your ...
