Resolution's fortnightly write-up on free PC indie games. This time, the list includes Heed, Polaris, Handle With Care, Qquak and Great Red Herring Chase.
From the article: "This time, it's an interesting mix of traditional genre work with those that are trying to push some boundaries in the videogame world. The diversity of the indie scene is what makes it so fascinating, so I hope future fortnights can continue this theme."
1UP: "The philosophy behind some of gaming's most subversive FPS mods."
I came up with the idea for this piece whilst playing the new title Dear Esther (which features within if you don’t know what it is). Dear Esther’s appeal to me stemmed from my excitement to play something that qualified more as an interactive experience than a classic ‘game’. I wondered to myself, how many titles have managed to evoke strong feelings in me and make me think about the world around me? Gaming gets hard rap for being mindless, ultimately pointless fun, but it can be beautiful when it has a real message underneath. So, without further ado, here is my laundry list...
