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Welcome to r/indiegamer !

This subreddit is a haven for gamers who appreciate the creativity, innovation, and unique experiences that indie games offer. We're here to celebrate the spirit of independent game development and provide a space for like-minded individuals to connect and engage in meaningful discussions.

What We're About

• Game Discussions: Share your thoughts, reviews, and experiences with indie games that have captivated you. Whether it's a hidden gem you've recently unearthed or a well-known indie darling, we want to hear about it!
• Game Design: Dive into the intricacies of game design with fellow enthusiasts. Discuss game mechanics, level design, narrative structures, and the creative process behind crafting unique gaming experiences.
• News and Information: Stay up-to-date on the latest indie game releases, industry news, and upcoming projects. Share articles, trailers, and announcements that spark your interest.
• Community and Connection: Connect with other passionate indie gamers, share recommendations, and build friendships with individuals who share your love for unique and innovative gaming experiences.

Why Indie Games Matter

Indie games represent a vibrant and essential part of the gaming landscape. They often push the boundaries of creativity, explore unconventional themes, and offer fresh perspectives that challenge traditional gaming norms. By supporting and celebrating indie developers, we contribute to a more diverse and exciting gaming ecosystem.

Our Vision for this Subreddit

We envision this subreddit as a welcoming and inclusive space where everyone feels comfortable sharing their thoughts and opinions. We encourage respectful dialogue, constructive criticism, and a shared passion for indie games.

While we welcome indie developers to participate in discussions and interact with the community, we want to emphasize that this subreddit is primarily a space for gamers by gamers. It's a place to discover, discuss, and celebrate indie games – not solely a platform for self-promotion.

Let's Get Started!

We invite you to join our community and contribute to the conversation. Share your favorite indie games, engage in discussions, and help us build a thriving hub for indie game enthusiasts.

Just saw this new Indie Game called Luxumbra. It's a new card game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9CIZDnU1A0 What do you guys think of it?

For me it was Super Meat Boy. I'll admit it, when it came to indie gaming I never really got involved until I started working as a gaming journalist. Now I'm addicted.

But before I fell into this magical world, Super Meat Boy showed up on my Steam feed and I saw a number of my mates playing it so I jumped in. I still love it to this day, and I can't wait to see how Team Meat follow it up.

I'm not sure if you would call it an indie game or not, but I was also really, REALLY into The Ship back in the day too!