Indie News: April 7th
April 7, 2008 12:04 AM | Tim W.
This is a Cry for Help: Edmund McMillen (Gish, Triachnid, Twin Hobo Rocket) has redesigned one of his old sites to include nearly every single game he has a hand in creating in the last few years.
Echoes: fog reveals the secret code to unlock Crack, a hidden game in Binary Zoo's arena shooter.
auntie pixelante: dessgeega has a new site up. She reviews all sorts of indie games on it.
Four Elements VI: GameDev.Net's 4E6 competition entries are now available for download.
Updates
Toribash: Hampa's physics-based fighting game updated to version 3.2.
Powder Game: Earth Editor 1.0 released. New gas feature also added to DAN-BALL's popular physics simulation tool.
Interviews
YoYoGames: Sandy Duncan interviewed by TVGB.
Line Rider: The developer of the popular webtoy interviewed by Alistair for a new GameSetWatch column.
Blueberry Garden: Erik Svedäng interviewed. (source: Maggie Greene, Kotaku)
Press
Graveyard, The: Chris Kohler takes a look at Tales of Tales' latest release.
Indie Nation: Gamma Bros mentioned on Destructoid.
Miscellaneous
Resonance: Preview for xii games' upcoming release posted. (screenshots)
Audiosurf: A new beta is available from Invisible Handlebar's forums.
Dev.Mag: The latest issue of this free publication includes reports on the AGS engine, Synaesthete and GDC.
Snow: The developer of Muon and Reversed had posted several screenshots from his new game in the Poppenkast forums.
P.B. Winterbottom: Postmortem for the IGF Student Game Finalist is up on Gamasutra. (web site)
Seizures: An article on why games with flashing images should have proper epilepsy warnings.
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