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For this month's Game Club we played a selection of smaller games all chosen by our host, Eric Carter, to fit a theme of tranquility. The games were played were Floating Point, Viridi, Refunct, and Leaving Lyndow. Did these games provide the sense...
Based on enthusiastic feedback from our latest Town Hall, people are looking for ways to get involved with Seattle Indies. We've added a page on our website for just that: Get Involved! Joining Committees For volunteers interested in diving ...
We have super duper exciting Seattle Indies Expo news for people today! The first one: Applications to Seattle Indies Expo 2019 are now open! Apply here! For a transparency report of our $6 application fee that we introduced in 2016, you can ch...
Thanks to our incredibly generous friends over at Living Computer Museum + Labs, Seattle Indies was able to bring in a small but mighty showing of "retro" indie games to Emerald City Comicon this weekend! It was an exhausting (but wonderful!) 4...
Seattle Indies threw our first ever Show & Tell today! Generously hosted by the Living Computer Museum, our new event is a quarterly fun and low-pressure for Seattle game makers to show off their latest work. All games at all stages of development...
2017 was Seattle Indies' second year hosting a site for Global Game Jam (a world-wide event where attendees have 48-hour to create a game), and our most put-together yet! Thanks to the indefatigable efforts of our organizers, Tim Cullings, Chad Je...