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The crowdfunding campaign for upcoming indie monster-taming RPG Monster Crown has begun.

We were promised a unique, "award"-winning storytelling experience. Instead, we received a convoluted mess that isn't sure what game it wants to be.

Dandara is an indie game that couldn't have released at a better time. It's a surreal, magical, platformer.

Newt Industries' Risk System wants you to play bullet hells differently -- with a big payoff.

After working on The Last of Us and What Remains of Edith Finch, Evan Rogers sat down with us to discuss his solo project, Legendary Gary.

In puzzle game Felix the Reaper -- death has never been so charming.

Create true crossbreeds in this darker take on monster taming.

We sat down with the developer of the upcoming indie monster-raising RPG to talk about inspirations, narrative, and breeding mechanics.

Tips and tricks on how to unlock quick travel points in the new open-world RPG Seven: The Days Long Gone.

Every game has an ending, but sometimes those endings can leave us disappointed or heartbroken. With that in mind here are our top 7 Indie games that didn't have a happy ending.

Battlefield 2142? '05 Battlefront 2 space battles? If you enjoyed those, you might want to keep an eye on this game. Here's a trailer to start with.

For some, developing the biggest and most popular video games in the world isn't enough. Here are seven developers who've made some of the most popular games and moved on to indie games.

An early access version of this Inazuma Eleven-inspired indie title is available now.

Indie games have become extremely huge in the gaming world. Here are some indie games that deserve more love than they already get.

Psychological thriller meets survival horror in this cross-medium genre mashup that's recently started its Kickstarter campaign.

When you aren't a fan of big-budget games, what does your game of the year list look like? Here's a list of 2017's best indie titles.

With so many indie games released in 2017, it's hard to decide who deserves to be on a list of "Best of the Year" -- but here's a few to get started.

Despite a few flaws, Baroque Decay's The Count Lucanor provides a brief, yet frightening and amusing experience.

Can a turn-based strategy, shmup, roguelite actually work, or is it just a pipe dream?

With only a few in progress and the prevalence of indie games, shouldn't we be seeing more of these after the continuing success of Pokémon?