June 2026 Update

Jun 2nd, 2026 by Tim Cullings

Happy Pride month, Indies!

Hello Indies!

I recently had the privilege of being invited to speak at Morocco Gaming Expo and had a chance to meet the growing game developer community there. Everywhere I travel I am asked about how we built this amazing community, and the things we do to support you all. I also get asked if I can replicate that success in whatever part of the world I am visiting. The answer to that is that it is possible but it takes dedicated effort by a team of organizers working together to build an environment that feels welcoming to people who share a passion for game development and for upholding the code of conduct that governs how we expect people to behave and treat each other. We are fortunate to have so many volunteers and organizers who are dedicated to the mission of Seattle Indies that have inspired people far and wide to do the same for their communities. Check out our roster of organizers here, thank them for their work if you see them at an event and volunteer to help if you are interested in hosting a new event or joining one of our existing committees.

2026 marks our tenth year as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and we plan to celebrate in style as we head into our major events season of the summer picnic, SLICE and SIX. SIX judging is in full swing, with a record 115 entries this year our judges are diligently playing the games, scoring them and providing critical feedback that will be delivered to every developer who applied to SIX this year. We will be narrowing it down to the top 40 games to showcase this year and look forward to seeing you all on Sunday September 6th, 2026 at the Hilton Motif Seattle from Noon-9pm. Free and open to the public as always! For over 15 years SIX has served as the launchpad for indie games, studios and developers that have turned into cornerstones of our community and the industry at large, see the next wave at SIX 2026.

SLICE will be returning on Wednesday September 2, 2026 at McCaw Hall with another slate of panels, workshops, roundtable discussions, and some exciting new features we’ll be announcing in the very near future along with this year’s lineup of speakers, presenters and topics.

Looking forward to the next decade

For the past two years members of the board have been working to secure our future for the next decade and beyond. We have been focused on finding a physical location for Seattle Indies to support the myriad of events and programming we have for our community as well as to serve as a space for community co-working and potential accelerator and incubator programs. It has been a long and challenging process, you may recall in 2024 we asked for support for a federal grant to fund the WA State Gaming Innovation hub that we applied for. We were able to secure over $500k in matching funds in just under 3 weeks to put in that bid. Ultimately that grant opportunity went away due to changes in the Federal government and policies of the new administration but we were undeterred. 

We have since joined forces with some other amazing organizations that service the creative economy in Seattle including Seattle Creates, Future Arts, Revere XR and a few others to put together a bid for City funding for our new vision of a Creative Economy Innovation Hub hosted on the Seattle Waterfront in the building on Pier 54. This Tuesday (6/2) we are making our final pitch to the City of Seattle Office of Economic Development for said funding and we could once again use your support. This time we ask you to take a few minutes to fill out this survey and give feedback on why you think this is an important initiative for the City of Seattle to support and how you or your studio would make use of such a facility. The vision is to have programming to provide workforce development for anyone in the creative economy to prepare them to work in games, art, tech, live events, XR, music, fashion, design and more. Creating an engine to fuel explosive growth of the creative economy in Seattle that already accounts for nearly $26B in annual revenue.

Check out all of our events like Playtest Club that is giving the public a chance to check out what our community has to offer and our monthly socials continue to grow from Olympia to Bremerton and most places in between. The East Side meetup is moving to its new home at Flatstick Pub this month, we hope to see you there.

SLICE (Seattle Loves Indie Creators Expo) – Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026 from 8:00 AM to 9:30 PM

SLICE is designed to provide practical tools, strategic insights, and essential connections for game developers — whether you’re just getting started or leading a growing studio.

Expect a full day featuring panels, microtalks, roundtables, and networking with hundreds of local and international industry professionals. Topics span funding, marketing, team-building, and more!

Seattle Indies Summer Picnic – Sunday, July 19th, 2026 Starting at 12:00 PM

The Seattle Indies Summer Picnic is back at Madrona Park on Sunday July 19th! As much as we enjoyed the show with the Blue Angels last year, we decided to move it back a couple of weeks so the park will be a little less crowded and less noisy for everyone. We will once again be grilling up burgers and dogs and veggie options, we will have our outdoor games and friends and family are always welcome! Bring your favorite dish or snack to share if you like but we will have plenty of food and soft drinks available for everyone to enjoy.

SIX (Seattle Indies Expo) –  Sunday, September 6th, 2026 from 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM

SIX is a free one-day celebration of independent games and game creators from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. We consistently hear from attendees that SIX is one of the best events of that entire weekend alongside the other major gaming expo happening around the corner from SIX and in 2025 we welcomed nearly 5,000 guests who came through to spend the day checking out the games and chatting with the developers and community members.

Recently, SIX Submissions have been officially closed with a new record of 115 submissions, smashing the 90 submissions we received last year! In 2025 we selected the top 40, both all-time records in our 15 year history and we expect no less in 2026! Additionally, due to the high demand and increase in quality of the games we were able to expand SIX 2025 to take over two full ballrooms in Hilton Motif Seattle. We also combined SIX Online, our streaming showcase of the games with our in-person showcase and managed to interview all 40 teams on the live stream to help build the buzz both in-person and online for our biggest day of the year.

We will be returning to do the same on Sunday September 6th, 2026 with a full day of incredible locally-made indie games and the developers who made them! 

Want to volunteer for SIX 2026? Sign up now to be a part of our biggest public facing event of the year https://six.seattleindies.org/volunteer 

SIX IRL will be held on Sunday, September 6th, 2026 from 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM on the 3rd & 4th floors of the Hilton Motif Seattle (1415 5th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101)

SIX ONLINE will be held on Sunday, September 6th, 2026 on the Seattle Indies Twitch channel!

Seattle XR Conference 2026 – Saturday, June 6th from 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM

Join in on Saturday, June 6th from 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM at the UW Global Innovation Exchange in Bellevue, WA for a fun day of talks, participate in workshops, and meeting folks to talk about all things XR! The day will be split in two, with a morning session followed by lunch, followed by an afternoon session. A more detailed schedule will be posted closer to the day.

The goal of the event is to bring people interested in immersive technologies together to share their experiences and have a good time.

Some of the featured speakers include:

I’m new to the XR field and the Seattle XR community. I feel like an imposter. Is this event for me?

Definitely!

We all at some point feel like an imposter, so don’t worry about it and join us! We are a very welcoming group. If you are still uncomfortable, please contact us and we’d be happy to talk to you.

For more information including Frequently Asked Questions and to register for this event, please visit the Seattle XR Conference 2026 page on Luma: Seattle XR Conference 2026 · Luma 

Kent Nerd Party 2026 – Saturday, June 6th from 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM

Seattle Indies will be back at Kent Nerd Party 2026 on Saturday June 6th from 12:00-7:00 PM! 

More info is available here: https://www.downtownkentwa.com/event/kent-nerd-party-2026/ 

Join us for a lively Happy Hour, an extension of the Games and Education Industry Collider!

Building upon the conversations sparked at the collider event, this happy hour provides a relaxed and engaging environment to further connect professionals from both industries. Settle in for an evening of networking, sharing insights, and fostering new collaborations. Whether you attended the collider or this is your first time joining, let’s continue to bridge the gap between games and education, creating meaningful connections and opportunities for innovation. Additionally, be sure to watch out for more happy hours throughout the year to sustain the collaborative momentum between annual events!

The Games and Education Industry Happy Hour will be on Monday, June 15th from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM at the Big Time Brewery (4133 University Wy NE, Seattle, WA 98105) in U District!

The BRIC Foundation is now accepting applications for its Washington State Apprenticeship – a state and federally recognized registered apprenticeship program for creative economy career pathways! 

BRIC’s Apprenticeship combines paid, on-the-job training with mentorship and job-related academic instruction to support youth ages 18-24, veterans, and justice-impacted individuals of all backgrounds in obtaining entry-level jobs across entertainment, media, and tech. Eligible candidates must be current Washington residents and be authorized to work in the US. 

Candidates can apply for Apprenticeship in any of the two available career tracks: Marketing & Events Manager and Project/Production Manager.

Applicants are encouraged to apply by the next priority deadline of July 12th to receive a determination by the end of August. Applications are also accepted on a rolling basis. 

For more information and how to apply, visit bricfoundation.org/apprenticeship-wa.

The IndieGameBusiness® 2026 Battle Pass gives you access to the remaining 2026 lineup at a reduced price that continues to decrease as each event takes place.

Originally, the pass covered four events and two Masterclasses for $189 USD, which was a 30% savings off the full $276 value. Since the February Session has already happened, the price now reflects the remaining events. As each event passes, the cost adjusts so you are only paying for what is left. You can grab your ticket today for just $152 USD!

You’ll still receive full access to expert talks, practical workshops, and direct industry insight designed for developers, publishers, and service providers. You will also receive two days of MeetToMatch access during the September IGB Session to connect directly with industry professionals.

Included Events

–  IGB Session & MeetToMatch | Feb 18 & 19: From Pitch to Partnership (Completed)

– Deep Dive | May 27: Building Strong Publishing Partnerships (More Information Below)

– IGB Session & MeetToMatch | Sept 30 & Oct 1: The Path from Storefront to Success

– Deep Dive | Dec 9: Game Marketing That Works

Included Masterclasses

– Heather Chandler, “The Production Toolkit Every Game Team Needs” | June 17, 2026

– Ash Cason, “Community Management: The Basics” | Oct 20, 2026

One pass covers the rest of the year and is perfect for developers, publishers, and service providers who want to grow their projects, strengthen their business, and build valuable connections.

Seattle Indies, IndieCade and Earthlab @ the University of Washington present Climate Jam 2026! Climate Jam is a six week game jam with sprints and deliverables where we’ll make games about the challenges of our changing climate! 

We once again invite game creators from around the world to make games that explore solutions to address a rapidly changing planet. Together we can make a difference! Register for the jam now and stay tuned!

The theme for Climate Jam 2026:

We’re inviting game creators from around the world to make games that explore solutions to address a rapidly changing planet. Together we can make a difference!

Climate Jam 2026 runs from 10:00 AM PDT on July 1st to 10:00 PM PDT on August 10th. Schedule times and dates may be adjusted before the beginning of the jam.

Ongoing Community Game Jams 

Note: The following game jam has been mentioned in the #game-jam-discussion channel of the Seattle Indies Discord server! For more information, please visit the provided links and the #game-jam-discussion channel to learn more.

Alberta Slow Jam #4

Runs from Monday, May 22nd, 2026 at 5:00 PM to Friday, June 5th, 2026 at 5:00 PM

This is a relaxed 2 week jam with an emphasis on low pressure, no crunch game development. The jam will take place online from Friday, May 22, 2026 5:00 PM to Friday, June 5, 2026 5:00 PM and you don’t need to be from Alberta to join. Whether this is your 1st game or your 50th, jams are a great way to meet, collaborate, and create with like minded folks. Be sure to join us on Itch and Discord! https://itch.io/jam/alberta-slow-jam-4 

This Month’s feature is Randy Huynh

I’m a solo independent game developer focused on creating tightly scoped experiences that capture the spirit of the games I grew up playing. 

Link to the Press Kit for Blade Blitz by Hella Studios (founded by Randy Huynh): https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10YCgvWJTtFVuRKAysETaaqm1xbWAeE4N?usp=sharing   

What inspired you to become a game developer?

I’ve always been drawn to games as a storytelling medium. Growing up, I was playing games to an unhealthy degree. I was enraptured in the worlds, the characters, and stories. I was already working at an indie game studio, so it wasn’t a giant leap to start my own journey into solo, indie game development. It was a bucket-list item to ship something of my own one day and I really had no excuses to not start now. 

What is one important lesson you have learned in your time as a game developer?

I had a small scope for my game, yet it still took almost three years to make. It’s always harder than you anticipate, bigger than what you wanted to take on, and more time consuming in execution. So make it even smaller if you want to ship in a year. 

What is the one piece of advice you would share today with your younger self before you started your career as a game developer?

Don’t wait, you’ll learn faster just by doing. 

How has the game developer community had an impact on your career?

Solo game development is a lonely endeavor. It’s a lot of time by yourself, throwing your heart and soul into a project. It’s all too easy to get in your own head and doubt yourself because you’re afraid all the physical and emotional investment will amount to nothing. Seattle Indies is a good way to take to others who walk in those same shoes. And it was invaluable to have my game at SIX to validate the game. 

What is something interesting and unexpected that people would be surprised to learn about you?

I think most people don’t know about the competitive pinball scene in Seattle. It’s only gotten larger the past decade I’ve been playing, but it’s over 300 people now playing pinball in the Monday Night Pinball League. I played in the league for almost a decade, but had to leave as the co-captain of the Raygun Lounge’s team, the Magic Saves, this year because I’m a soon-to-be father. 

How can people follow you and your work?

I have my own personal portfolio site: https://www.randyhuynh.com/ 

Want to be featured in the Seattle Indies Spotlight interview? Fill out this form and we’ll be in touch before your feature in an upcoming edition of the newsletter. This newsletter has a reach of 20,000+ people across all platforms and we encourage you to use the Spotlight feature as a means to promote your upcoming release, demo, Kickstarter, event or anything you would like our readers to know about. This is a space for you and for the community to get to know you so please make use of it. 

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Here’s our Meetup Page with all future upcoming events. 

Indie Co-working Support Group  in-person will take place every Saturday, from 1:00 PM to 6:30 PM PST, at the Academy of Interactive Entertainment (AIE) on the 4th Floor of the Seattle Center Armory (305 Harrison St Ste 405, Seattle, WA). Seattle Center wifi will be available for use. Please bring everything you need to be productive. We have also added a Co-working voice channel in Discord for people to use any time they want a quiet space to work alongside their peers.

Seabug Study Hall takes place every week on Thursday, 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM, right on our Discord! Join others from the Seattle Blender User Group for a lo-fi chill out online study hall. Bring a project, just chat, and have a good time with some unstructured project sharing and Q&A.

The Pierce County Social is happening on Monday, June 1st starting at 5:30 PM in Tacoma at 7 Seas Brewery and Taproom (2101 Jefferson Ave, Tacoma, WA). Join us at 7 Seas Brewery and Taproom in the main taproom every 1st Monday of every month to chat about game development, games, or just hang out! 

Join us for Board Games @ Phoenix Comics & Games in Seattle (113 Broadway E, Seattle, WA 98102) for an evening of board games! This event is hosted on the first Sunday of every month! Bring your own board games or play one of the many that Phoenix has free-to-play and have fun! Located conveniently near a light rail station with food nearby, enjoy making new friends and learning new games. Feel free to also bring any prototypes you might be working on for a playtest session at Phoenix!

The Seattle Blender User Group (SEABUG) is happening on Saturday, June 6th, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Academy of Interactive Entertainment (AIE) – Seattle Center Armory – Suite 405 (305 Harrison St, Suite 405 · Seattle, WA). SEABUG’s goals are to help beginners learn Blender, create Blender opportunities in the Pacific Northwest, showcase advanced Blender tools and projects, and celebrate open source graphics in all forms.

Come hang out with the lively Seattle Indies Kitsap bunch at the Kitsap Social at Ashley’s Pub (409 Pacific Avenue, Bremerton, WA)! We meet every last Tuesday of the month to talk about making video games and other nerdy stuff. Sometimes we even have home baked goods available!

 Notes:

The Eastside Meetup is happening on Tuesday, June 9th, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM to its new location at Flatstick Pub, located on 7530 164th AVE NE STE A108 Redmond, WA 98052. Let’s put down our controllers and keyboards, get together, and enjoy some good conversation in person. We can’t wait to hear your stories and connect with new faces!

Please remember that everyone is responsible for their own tab, so kindly settle up before you head out. 

Accessibility information: The venue is wheelchair accessible. It is a five minute walk from the Redmond Transit Center with easy access to many regional bus routes. Street parking is free after 5:00 PM  and there is a parking lot next to the building with reserved spots for Pint & Pie customers.

The In-Person Writer’s Group will take place at Hugo House (1634 11th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122)  on Wednesday, June 10th at 6:30 PM. For anyone interested or working on projects in game writing, narrative design, voice acting or more– swing by Seattle Indies’ In-Person Writer’s Group! Bring your narrative games, scripts, flowcharts, character bibles or any other story materials for sharing and feedback.

The Northside Social takes place Thursday, June 11th, 6:00 PM-9: 00 PM at Watershed Pub & Kitchen (10104 3rd Ave NE · Seattle, WA). It’s time to get together and swap stories. Put down your keyboards and brave the outdoors. Let’s meet for some food, a drink, and some good conversation!

Diversity Collective+ Monthly Meetup is hosted in-person at Phoenix Comics and Games in Capitol Hill (113 Broadway East, Seattle, WA, 98102). Come to network, socialize, and discuss issues related to diversity and inclusion in game development! Folks who identify as an underrepresented minority in the game industry are welcome.

The monthly Seattle Indies Social will take place on Tuesday, May 19th from 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM at Stoup Brewing – Capitol Hill located on 1158 Broadway, Seattle, WA. Join us for some well-deserved mingling, drinks, and socialization! Make some new friends, catch up with old ones, and find out what the community’s up to.

The Game Club will take place on Wednesday, June 17th at 7:00 PM right on our Discord, focusing on The Adventures of Sir Kicksalot. What a book club is to discuss literature, this event is to discuss game design. Every month, we agree to play a game, then meet to discuss and analyze its design and presentation.

Hang out at Zulu’s Board Game Cafe – Lynnwood 5116 196th St SW Suite 203, Lynnwood, WA 98036, USA with fellow Snohomish Co and adjacent indie dev folks over food, drinks, engaging conversations, and maybe some board gaming at the SnoCo Social on Friday, June 19th from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM! 

If you want to demo/playtest your game, let the organizer know and they will make sure there is table space + open outlet for your setup. 

We have the dragon’s lair room in the back left side of the store. We will post signs and have name tags. 

Come join us at the Southside Social every last Monday of every month to chat about video games, show off what you’re working on, game development, geeky stuff, or just chill with us! We are located inside the Outlet Collection Mall 1101 Outlet Collection Way Suite 1108 Community Convention Center (C3) located directly next to Burlington inside the mall. 

The Playtesting Club will take place now twice a month at the following locations and times: 

Set up a laptop and have strangers from all walks of life try your game! It’s never too early to bring something – as a wise game developer once said, “as soon as you have something that you can move on the screen, hand someone the controller and see what they think.” Whether you have a simple prototype with programmer art or you’re close to shipping something, bring your game! We don’t require polished art here – make sure it’s fun before you pretty it up! 

You’re going to get feedback either way – by playtesting, or eventually in your Steam reviews. Why not get ahead of it and get that feedback before you release? Come to Playtesting Club to ensure your steam reviews will be rock solid! 

Looking for feedback on your game? Only had other game developers try it? Playtesting Club is for you!

Jimmer: Curse of the Mirror (by Jimmer)

A free demo for Curse of the Mirror has been released! Go check it out on Steam!! https://store.steampowered.com/app/4457630/Curse_of_the_Mirror/ 

Ken (Holo): Seas of Raesenia (by Holofox Software LLC)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poHCdKr9H6E New gameplay trailer for Seas of Raesenia is now out! 

Seas of Raesenia was recently featured in the Steam Ocean Fest! And with it, comes my game’s biggest demo update yet. For anyone who has seen this game, this update adds new storyline, improved gameplay, and the entirety of the first chapter for FREE. Play the demo today, wishlist, and click the links on the page if you want to join the closed beta group! https://store.steampowered.com/app/3677720/Seas_of_Raesenia/ 

Buff Bunny: Vagabones (by Calibrated Games LLC)

Big announcement! Sign-ups for the Vagabones Demo Playtest are now open! 

To join, visit the Steam page and click the “Request Access” button: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3157380/Vagabones/ 

This first playtest focuses on our upcoming demo, taking players from the beginning of the game through the end of Chapter 1. 

Access will be rolled out gradually over the next month. 

We still have plenty of work ahead of us, but we hope you enjoy the demo, and we’re incredibly excited to hear your feedback! 

We also just put together an updated trailer for our game VAGABONES!

We added a ton of content since last year! Still a long way to go, but we are super proud of our progress! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pz4sd17bg5s 

Alexander: Cooking Fist (by Spaghetti Code LLC)

https://youtu.be/Zzxs4NeiwZg?si=ol_ymhoo8EYW-eD_ A streamer covered my game!! 

Andrea S.:

Hi friends! I’m excited to announce that we were able to secure a cool partnership between Reality Reload, and Unbound Creations–the makers of one of my favorite games, Headliner! 

We’re gonna kick off a Community Game Night where we play Headliner: NoviNews alongside the original creator, Jakub, Reality Reload’s Game Director Allison (former journalist) AND the Washington Post’s graphics journalist, Youyou. 

While playing NoviNews, we’re going to chat about the impact of the media, what it gets right about running a news room, and the changing relationship between the public and the news cycle.

You can join our server, and save your spot for this free event, by clicking here!

Jeremy: Moonsigil Atlas (by Snake Tower Games)

We just released Moonsigil Atlas today, over three years after the original game jam prototype! It’s a deckbuilding roguelike with ~shapes~ instead of mana. 

Bernie (he/him): Stay Your Forever Pet (by Windup Minds)

We’re still engaging publishers but wanted to get some promo for our new trailer, which is great – so we’d love your help in sharing it out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RynE4iznZ-0 

And asking interested people to wishlist the game! https://store.steampowered.com/app/4385270/Stay_Your_Forever_Pet/ 

If you could wishlist, share we’d appreciate it! 

Genowhirl9999: Voidcutter Fuzor (by Howling Cat LLC)

We’re launching in early access soon! https://store.steampowered.com/app/3685360/Voidcutter_Fuzor/

Oberyn: 

Latest unit reveal for the new Glacial Chorus faction dropping on Monday for Rites of Accord (teambuilding + hex tactics)! https://youtube.com/shorts/Y1jpxtWfI0Q?feature=share

Genowhirl9999: Breach of Contract (by Fern Sprout Studios)

We’re thrilled to share our first big update regarding the upcoming free Beta release of Breach of Contract on Itch.io this June 20th! (Created by Fern Sprout Studios) 

To kick things off, our Founder and CEO, Sean, wrote a great piece on LinkedIn reflecting on our development process and lessons learned: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7464019153113210880/ 

Our goal is to reach interested players so we can confidently continue building this game for a demographic that loves it. Thank you for the support!

Juthapat L.: Anonymized (by Serious Rodents)

Hey! My friends and I just put out a demo for a game we’ve been working on called Anonymized. 

It’s a grid-based puzzle game where moving around changes your color, and you’ll use that to solve puzzles and make your way deeper into Cyberspace. 

If that sounds like your thing, give it a try! Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4765400/ANONYMIZED_Demo/ 

Harassment Policy, AAPI, Black Lives Matter, and Resources

Seattle Indies stands with the AAPI community. We are here for our members who have been affected by the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes both locally and nationally. For further resources to educate yourself on the issue and how to take action, here is a useful link: https://anti-asianviolenceresources.carrd.co/

Seattle Indies believes the stories of the victims of sexual harassment and assault in the games industry that have been shared. We strongly condemn the actions by people in power preying on the dreams of vulnerable people trying to make their way in the industry. We strive to build an inclusive community that welcomes all minorities to provide a safe environment and a better vision for the game industry.

While our code of conduct states a zero-tolerance policy for harassment of any kind, we are especially sensitive to the daily challenges faced by womxn due to the ingrained sexism that has existed in the structure of the games industry for far too long. We are actively working to build a better community of game developers, and we all need to do better.

Additionally, Board Member Angel Mero  has offered to be a personal resource for anyone who needs help, someone to talk to or some guidance on next steps if you have experienced harassment in the industry either at our events or elsewhere. She can be reached at angel@seattleindies.org.

Our friends at Take This Org have compiled valuable resources for anyone in immediate need of professional help for their situation.

Lastly, Seattle Indies and Diversity Collective+ support Black Lives Matter. Here are some resources compiled by Diversity Collective+ for how you can offer support, whether this is financial, contributing to petitions, preparing for protests, or getting informed. If you have additional resources, comment below and we will add them.

As always, keep an eye on our Discord for any last-minute news and discussion, and let us know about any projects you’re working on that you’d like shared on our Steam or Itch collections or follow us on all of our social media platforms.

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