I’m firmly in the indie games camp. There are so many excellent, affordable, unique experiences in the indie world, and I know my money goes directly to individuals who worked hard on the game. Almost all of my favorite games in the last five years are from smaller studios or even individual creators.
I still dabble in AAA titles (looking at you, Tears of the Kingdom) but overall I’m pretty wary of blockbuster games.
I’m firmly in the indie games camp. There are so many excellent, affordable, unique experiences in the indie world, and I know my money goes directly to individuals who worked hard on the game. Almost all of my favorite games in the last five years are from smaller studios or even individual creators.
I still dabble in AAA titles (looking at you, Tears of the Kingdom) but overall I’m pretty wary of blockbuster games.