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The next Seattle Indies East Side Social will be on Tuesday February 21st from 6 - 9pm, at the Wilde Rover in Kirkland. We’ll be booking the front room to the right as you walk in.
With great submissions and a great judge panel, it looks like this month’s first annual Seattle Independent Game Competition was a success. Hosted by the Washington Interactive Network (WIN) during their Game Startup Bootcamp, Ty and Mario took home a $2,500 cash prize, but more importantly, some sweet bragging rights. Yet another reason to see Seattle and the Northwest in general as a vibrant center for the creative energy of local independent and startup developers! Check out Ty’s presentation of R...
The next Seattle Indies meetup is just around the corner! Come party with us on Tuesday, November 22nd at 6-9pm at the Wilde Rover in Kirkland, WA. Grab a drink (or not), bring your builds, and chat the night away with your indie partners in crime. Looking forward to seeing everyone there! /samantha
Big congratulations to Seattle indie studios Heart Shaped Games and Haunted Temple Studios as their respective games Hero Generations and Skulls of the Shogun were selected as finalists for IndieCade 2011! Read more about Hero Generations in our interview with creator Scott Brodie.
This past weekend was the Penny Arcade Expo here in Seattle, and Seattle Indies were there! Unfortunately there was no official Seattle Indies booth this year, but we’ll see what happens when PAX 2012 rolls around. Instead, this year was full of recon, networking, and general spywork for most of us. However, we did manage to represent at the show! Up on the sixth floor, Strange Loop Games was showing off the awesome liquid-physics-puzzler Vessel on four playable stations. Despite being liquid based, t...
Tell us your name and how you got into indie games. My name is Daniel Cook, though most folks know me as ‘Danc’ via my blog Lostgarden.com. I got into indies game back when they were called Shareware in the 90’s. Jason Emery, Alexander Brandon and I released a vertically scrolling shoot’em up called Tyrian though Epic Megagames that is still going strongly today as an open source project. It really was a wonderful period full of new games, new markets and new players. This was the era of the ...