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The indie game movement refers to the popularization of video games, predominantly in the English language, developed by small development teams without significant external financial support from the late 2000s to the present day.

History

indie games boomed in the 2000s.[1]

Indie games were opened to a larger market with the release of World of Goo and Braid.[2]

Braid

IGF, IndieCade, Indie Megabooth, Indie Game: The Movie, GameLoading, Indie Fund, XBL Indie Games, Indie Speed Run, IndieGala, Indie Royale, Devolver, Midnight City, Indie Game Jam

Overview

Minecraft

Misc

International

Germany[2]

Japan [3][4][5]

Reception

References

Further reading

  • Juul, Jesper (November 15, 2019). "The indie explosion that's been going on for 30 years (give or take)". Polygon. Retrieved November 16, 2019.

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