Who We Are Now Tackles Being Queer Post-Apocalypse Carolyn Lovelace April 8, 2017 News Post-Apocalyptic media can feel fairly cliche or overdone these days, but Who We Are Now, a queer visual novel with development lead by Bryce Duzan takes an interesting spin on the well known narrative subgenre...
Your Royal Gayness Mixes Diversity with Politics and Parody Carolyn Lovelace March 7, 2017 News 1 Your Royal Gayness’ Kickstarter launches today, and Finland based development studio Lizard Hazard is out to make waves with their fresh new take on the kingdom management simulator. Your Royal Gayness stars a...
Veteran Developers Team Up to Deliver Anew, A Compelling Sci-Fi Shooter Carolyn Lovelace March 6, 2017 News With its Kickstarter project two thirds of the way to its goal, Anew: The Distant Light is a promising Sci-Fi Shooter with one hell of an original soundtrack. Created by Los Angeles based indie studio Resonator...
Next Week’s Release Round-Up – Feb. 6, 2017 – High-Octane Platforming George Johnson February 6, 2017 News At Indie Haven, we're always on the look for fantastic games to experience and talk about. This involves coming across a lot of soon-to-be releases that we can keep our eyes on in anticipation for their availab...
A Hero’s Call is Bringing Fantasy RPGs to Vision Impaired Gamers Carolyn Lovelace January 31, 2017 News 1 With only 3 days left in its Kickstarter campaign as of this writing, A Hero's Call is a PC game looking to scratch that fantasy RPG itch that both sighted and vision impaired players have alike. Game developme...
Aven Colony Joins Team17 Game Label George Johnson January 30, 2017 News Award-winning game developers Team17 have formed a partnership with Mothership Entertainment, a Texas-based developer, to bring their upcoming sci-fi city-building and management sim, Aven Colony. https://ww...
