I was thinking today about just how many potentially great indie games are slated for release sometime before the end of the year. While there hasn't really been much in the way of notable indie releases thus far in 2014 (IMO), it's gonna be crazy when this avalanche hits all in the span of a few months soon.
Here are some of the games that I'm really looking forward to, assuming they don't get delayed:
This is not meant to be a complete list, just a few to get the discussion started. Feel free to mention other upcoming indie releases that you are looking forward to.
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Who else is pumped for an indie-tastic end of the year?
Here are some of the games that I'm really looking forward to, assuming they don't get delayed:
This is not meant to be a complete list, just a few to get the discussion started. Feel free to mention other upcoming indie releases that you are looking forward to.
The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth - November 4th
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Binding of Isaac in its original form is one of my favorite indie games of all time, and I'm really looking forward to revisiting it in this new iteration on my PS4. Hell, I might even consider getting a Vita to be able to play this on the go along with the other indie greats that have graced the handheld (Spelunky, Rogue Legacy... etc.).
After quite a prolonged development cycle for this type of remake, we're very close to the finish line. November 4th can't come soon enough.
N++ - Coming Soon?
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It pains me that we still don't have a release date for Metanet's long-awaited full sequel to one oft the best pure platforming games ever made. Ever since they revealed it for the PS4, I've been eagerly awaiting announcements regarding its projected release date. It's still listed for 2014, so here's hoping that it crosses the finish line before the new year.
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number - Late 2014/Early 2015
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The first Hotline Miami blew me away, and the sequel has been at the top of my radar for a long time now. There's not telling whether or not it'll be finished before the end of the year, but the tiny optimist inside me says that they will get it out the door in time for Christmas. I've been avoiding any footage other than trailers, as I want to come into this game fresh and experience its atmospheric story and pulse-pounding soundtrack without any preconceptions.
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Who else is pumped for an indie-tastic end of the year?