ProjectMQ wants to help you find indie games

Twin brothers Marcus and Malcolm Howard have spent the last five years working on ProjectMQ, a multimedia hub to help people find upcoming indie games. They envision it as a platform that can live on PC and consoles alike, a central place where developers can upload GIFs, images, and videos as well as link directly out so that interested players can buy their games. People can sign up for ProjectMQ’s waiting list on their website, and the Howards are aiming to exit closed alpha by the end of the year.

“We’re building [ProjectMQ] in Unity, so we can write the code one time and deploy it to game consoles, connected TVs, mobile devices, and computers,” said Marcus Howard in a phone call with GamesBeat. “There’s a learning curve for that, and it was taking us too long to get usable product. We decided to just start with a website, because that’s what our background is in.”