Tagged with " indie"

"The Binding of Isaac", the latest from "Super Meat Boy" developer Edmund McMillen, is gratuitously disgusting in a cutesy way, and I can't stop playing it.

Last week, I threw up some short blurbs about a handful of indie games that caught my attention last year. Today, I'd like to touch on a few more. Again, like last time, all of the games can be found at the Steam store.

Six years ago, Canadian comics artist Bryan Lee O'Malley brought us a silly yet endearing story. He introduced us to the world of Scott Pilgrim, full of quirky characters, indie/hipster cool and video game references out the wazoo. It started with a nostalgia-fueled cult following and somehow got mainstream enough to bring about a feature film adaptation by none other than Edgar Wright of "Shaun of the Dead" and "Hot Fuzz" fame. The question on the minds of many Scott Pilgrim fans is undoubtedly whether or not the film lives up to the humor and sincerity of the comics. O'Malley has stated that the film necessarily diverges to some extent from the original story, especially given that the last volume was not released until just last month. But, especially with the questionable casting of Michael Cera in the lead role, does the film still have the same feeling as the graphic novels, and - just as important - is it still accessible to a larger public that may not have read them?

It’s been a bit of a while, hasn’t it? There I was, making some statement about how I would write [...]

I have a thing for indie video games, especially when they focus on innovation while still delivering a beautifully rendered [...]