Sony and Microsoft go to war for the hearts of indie developers
The console war has become a battle for indie developers.
Great Little War Game postmortem: What went right, and the perils of launching without a plan for budget and PR
The cofounder of Rubicon Development discusses their inspirations, their flirtations (like trying PlayStation Vita development), and mortgaging homes for game development.
Czarcade’s Clobbr takes the top prize at Casual Connect’s indie showcase
Contests like this one are increasingly important for identifying the next indie hit makers.
Ouya success Towerfall coming to PC — online multiplayer not likely
As Towerfall's audience continues to grow, developer Matt Thorson is looking to expand the game to a new platform and bigger community.
5 must-play indie games from E3 2013
Here are five from last week's E3 you'll want to keep an eye on.
Sony will allow indie devs to publish their own games on PlayStation 4
Indie games have a home on PlayStation 4, and they are supporting the console at launch.
Game developers revive Sissyfight as an open-source online game about sexism
The original creators seek to relaunch Sissyfight as an online multiplayer game.
GDC attendee survey chronicles the explosion of indie gaming and fall of Nintendo
Roughly half of those surveyed view themselves as indie game developers.
Nintendo and Wii U eShop impressing indie developers faster than Microsoft and Sony
Nintendo is making the Wii U eShop experience painless for indie developers. How about Microsoft and Sony?
The top 10 games of ‘Pitch us in one Tweet’ (#1: Sixty Second Shooter)
Our final entry in our "pitch us in one Tweet" series of indie games takes us back one of the purest forms of gameplay: shooters.