Blog — Seattle Indies

What’s Up Indies?

February was another great month for indie game development in Seattle. The month was packed with chances to share your work. Y’all shared your games at the Show & Tell, Critique Circle, and Global Game Jam recap. Beyond our usual events, many of you also took the opportunity to share your game with Humble Bundle at our first ever “Pitch and Meet”. Y’all are doing amazing work, keep on rocking it!Show & TellOne of our goals with Seattle Indies is to provide you with opportunities to share your work, build an ...

Mar 5th, 2018 By Tim Cullings

Seattle Indies Spotlight: Emma Larkins

Emma Larkins is tabletop game designer (creator of Heartcatchers and Confabula Rasa), science fiction author, speaker, and livestreamer. She writes and talks about #gamedesigndaily, hosts coworking events for Seattle Area Tabletop Game Designers, ...

Feb 23rd, 2018 By Constance Chen

Seattle Indies Show & Tell – Feb’18 edition

Generously hosted by the Living Computer Museum, our Show & Tells are a quarterly fun & low-pressure showcase for games at all stages of development are welcome. Come get feedback on anything from your craziest prototypes to that game you'...

Feb 5th, 2018 By Constance Chen

Want to pitch to Humble Bundle?

Hi patrons, on February 13th Seattle Indies is hosting an event with Humble Bundle. They're going to tell us more about their new publishing wing as well as take brief pitches for PC or consoles games. I'm putting a list of game developers who want to pitch together. If you want to pitch to Humble Bundle e-mail me. Patron's pitches will get priority. My email is: alex@seattleindies.org

By Tim Cullings

Kicking Off 2018 with a Bang

How's it going indies! Is 2018 off to a good start? Seattle Indies kicked off the year in fashion with our biggest game jam ever! We helped host Global Game Jam at the Pacific Science Center this year with over 220 attendees! We also took some tim...

By Tim Cullings

Global Game Jam 2018

Game Jams are a manifestation of pure indie spirit. Small teams, little time, big collaboration. So, it is fitting for Seattle Indies to once again host a site for Global Game Jam. That almost didn’t happen this year due to last-minute logistic...

Jan 30th, 2018 By Bilgem Cakir