Seattle Indies Spotlight: Ty Taylor

Our Seattle Indies Spotlight series returns with an interview with Ty Taylor. Ty was recently featured in Forbes’s “30 Under 30 - Games 2019.” His releases as an indie developer include The Bridge, an award-winning, M. C. Escher-inspired puzzle...

By Anthony Ritchey

Seattle Indies Spotlight – Ty Taylor

Seattle Indies is excited to bring back our Seattle Indies Spotlight series of interviews, now with accompanying video!   Our first subject of 2019 is Ty Taylor, who has released The Bridge, Tumblestone and was recently selected as one of Forbes 3...

By Tim Cullings

Happy New Year, Indies!

 Hope everyone had a great holidays season! The month was slow, as many departed to spend quality time with their families and Steam once again overloaded our backlogs with inordinate sales! Also, Smash Bros Ultimate happened.The highlight of the ...

By Tim Cullings

Ready to Christmas, the Indies Way?

First and foremost, November saw our annual Seattle Indies Game Jam! We had over 100 (!) participants create 23 amazingly weird games under the “unexpected results” theme. Wizards fighting cowboys? Infinite-runner farming-sim? VR Puzzles? Yep, we had them all! Checkout this recap post summing up the event. The devs also had a chance to show off their wild creations at the Show & Tell at the Living Computer Museum (and here’s a recap post of that).While we’re on the topic of finishing games - our local devs have b...

By Tim Cullings

Seattle Indies Show & Tell and Game Jam Showcase Recap

Written by Anthony Ritchey, photos by Anthony Ritchey and Chris Dougherty We held our quarterly Show and Tell on Sunday, November 11th, and many of the twenty games were freshly made during our recent Seattle Indies Game Jam! Tables filled u...

By Tim Cullings

Seattle Indies Game Jam 2018 Recap

Written by Anthony Ritchey, Poster art by Austin Whitaker, Photos by Adrian Sotomayor - - - The second annual Seattle Indies Game Jam arrived at many unexpected results! The Seattle Indies Game Jam 2018 was created for and by the Seattle ...

By Tim Cullings
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