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Jonathan Blow Expands on Indie Rise, "Joyless" Japanese Games

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/IndependentGaming/~3/1Pc_HEYv8MQ/indie_game_the_movie_panelist_.html

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Legend of Zelda

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Dear Esther is out.

http://the-witness.net/news/2012/02/dear-esther-is-out/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=dear-esther-is-out

[This message is crossposted from the Indie Fund blog.]
Our gift to you, on this very special Valentine’s Day, is the worldwide release of the long-awaited game Dear Esther.
If you haven’t heard of Dear Esther, watch this:

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

(Or hey, watch the trailer even if you are quite familiar with the game; the trailer is beautiful and worthy of multiple viewings.)
We expect public reception of this game to run wide: some will love it, and others will be very concerned about whether this thing can be called a game and what that means. So far, this has certainly been the case in pre-release reviews.
Game Informer scored the game an 8/10, saying: “You should consider checking out Dear Esther the same way you’d appraise a film. If you’re interested in absorbing an intellectual story and gorgeous visuals without having to exert a drop of effort, take a chance on this curious experiment.”
VideoGamer.com scored the game a 9: “Discovery is such an important part of Dear Esther, especially when everything is so phenomenally pretty.”
Meanwhile, Destructoid gave the game a lowly 4.5/10: “It’s as if it wants to be a part of this wonderful medium of ours without asking itself why, which is exactly why you should seek it out and learn from its failures as a game enthusiast, critic, or developer.”
We like that there’s such a big difference of opinion because it means the game is breaking new ground. It’s playing in territory that is not safe; there is no established understanding there.
Dear Esther is a game that no publisher would have funded. Dan, Rob, Jessica and the other associates of thechineseroom have done an excellent job putting together a beautiful game. We are happy to be backing it; we hope you enjoy playing it.
If you’d like more information about Dear Esther, here’s an interview with Dan, and here’s a link the game’s page on Steam.

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Gra dla dwojga! :)

Check out this application on the App Store:

Fingle

Game Oven

Category: Games

Updated: 30 Jan 2012

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I'm not sure but I think I might be slightly obsessed with The Game Bakers' Squids. I haven't been able to put it down. In fact, I don't think I've done anything particularly productive since I made the happy mistake of downloading this iOS title earlier today.

The Escapist probably said it best when they called it the adorable spawn of Angry Birds and Final Fantasy: Tactics. I definitely...