Time for our first ever key giveaway on the site, and it felt right to kick things off with Swordcery. About Swordcery Swordcery was one of the very first games added to the site, and a lot has happened since then. Temple Door Games have been grinding away on it, surviving on ramen and dreams, … Continued
I hopped on the Game Dev Local Podcast with host Stuart De Ville to chat about the messy, magical first steps of becoming a game developer. We covered finding your path, beating imposter syndrome, finishing that first project, and why community matters. 🎥 Watch the episode on YouTube: In the episode we touch on: If … Continued
Alright then — deep breath. I’m back. Rob’s Game Shack has officially relaunched after a quiet spell. For those who don’t know me, I started RGS as a not-for-profit platform to support indie games, creators, and studios who deserve a lot more visibility than they often get. It’s never been about churning out clickbait or … Continued
Indie World Order have created an incredible pirate themed world where you set sail on shining seas and visit islands where indie developers are touting their wares! What this means in reality is there is a free “game” to download on steam which once installed gives you access, via a pirate character of your own customisation, to visit the best of the indie game development community and find out what will shiver your timbers in 2021.
I recently had the opportunity to take part in Matt Bull’s weekly gamedev podcast. We spoke around game dev, promotion of your project, weather you need a website or not and belief in yourself! You can check it out here: People and articles mentioned in the video: Temple Door Games MiLu (aka Mikk Luige) Tomas … Continued
The site is growing, features are being added and people are showing up to the party! But how do you add yourself?! Read this article to find out how to become part of the community!
This is my little place which I hope will serve as useful for you! My goal is to create a community hub where you can see the latest information, on games, studios. Find teams of people to work with or support with problems. The indie game development community is awesome and everyone setting out on … Continued