From a bowling game controlled by kissing to a four-year-old’s Ponycorn
u31 เครดิตฟรี 188 epic, every one of IndieCade 2011’s 36 finalist fully
deserves their moment in the spotlight, except for maybe The Bridge https://kotaku.com/control-a-video-game-by-kissing-passionately-5766430 Next month from October 6 through October 9 the annual IndieCade festival transforms downtown Culver City, California into the mecca of indie game development, and they’ve narrowed down hundreds of entries into 36 games that will represent every exhausted, underpaid independent developer that’s every laid a line of code. This year’s list sees plenty of familiar faces, perhaps due to the increased exposure independent efforts are garnering from games journalists these
days. Games like Gaijin’s Bit.Trip Flux for WiiWare, Superbrothers: Sword &
u31 เข้าสู่ระบบ Sworcery EP for iOS, and the perception-skewing Antichamber are just a few of the finalists we’ve featured on Kotaku in the past. Maybe some of the more obscure titles will find
their way into an article in the future as the IndieCade buzz begins to fly. https://kotaku.com/8-1-2-minutes-of-antichamber-my-favorite-game-of-pax-20-5835439 Here’s the full list of finalists (Thanks to Edge for formatting them so I didn’t have to do it myself): Antichamber (Demruth) Application Crunch (Collegeology Games, The Game Innovation Lab) At a Distance (Terry Cavanagh) BasketBelle (Michael Molinari) Bistro Boulevard (Fugazo Inc) Bit.Trip Flux (Gaijin Games) Black Bottom Parade (SCAD) Deepak Fights Robots (Tom Sennett) Desktop Dungeons (QCF Design) Fez (Polytron Corp) Gamestar Mechanic (E-Line Media) Geobook (Levitylab) Halcyon (Stfj) Hero Generations (Heart Shaped Games) Hohokum (Honeyslug and Richard Hogg) Improviso (Gambit) Johann Sebastian Joust (Douglas Wilson and Friends) Kiss Controller (Georgia Tech) Loop Raccord (Nicolai Troshinsky) Ordnungswissenschaft (Till Wittwer,
w69 Marek Plichta and Jakob Penca) Papa Sangre (Somethin’ Else) PewPewPewPewPewPewPewPewPew (Incredible Ape) Play Kalei (Load Complete) Proteus (Ed Key) Sissy’s Magical Ponycorn Adventure (Untold Entertainment) Skulls of the Shogun (Haunted Temple Studios) Solar 2 (Murudai) StarDrone (Beatshapers, TastyPlay) Super Hypercube (Polytron and Kokoromi) Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP (Superbrothers, Capybara Games, Jim Guthrie) The Bridge (Case Western) The Depths to Which I Sink (Bigpants) The Dream Machine (Cockroach Inc) The Swapper (Facepalm Games) The Witch (Elizabeth Swensen) Way (Coco & Co (Carnegie Mellon)) We wish the finalists the best of luck, and yes, Wrackune, we know The Bridge is yours. You get some extra luck. IndieCade 2011 Finalists [Official Website] You can contact Michael Fahey, the author of this post, at [email protected]. You can also find him on Twitter, Facebook, and lurking around our #tips page.
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