Reporting on the games made in Canada and the creators behind them
Toronto-based indie studio Vagabond Dog (@VagabondDog) has released Sometimes Always Monsters on Steam this past week, a self-described “narrative roleplaying life simulator filled with choices.”
Read MoreFriend of the site, Devon Wiersma launched a game on Itchi.io called 'Who Killed My Uncle?' Taking place in World War 2, 'Who Killed My Uncle?' is a narrative game about censorship, loss, and family you will never meet.
Made in just under a week in memory of Sidney George James who served in the International Volunteers during the Spanish Civil War.
You can get the game on itch.io for your own price.
✨My short, narrative game "Who Killed My Uncle?" is now available for free on @itchio! ✨#gamedev #indiedevhttps://t.co/HaGUgg2udo pic.twitter.com/S5EARyXEHD
— A Ghost Or Something (@Devon_Wiersma) October 26, 2017
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Solo indie dev expert and longtime friend-of-the-site Devon Wiersma joins us to talk their latest release Centauri Dark, working across AAA, mid-sized and solo indie dev and how to fix this goshdarn industry.