If Anthony weren’t so busyturbo-suing Gaijin Games(and gettingcounter-turbo-suedin the process) he might have taken the time to notice that he’s not the only Destructoid veteran making indie games: Our very ownGangleshas a number of games to his credit under his NoFunGames label, includingNorwegian Woodand, most recently,Pax Britannica.
How do I know? Well, mostly because I readhis blogand follow him on Twitter. But also because IndieGames.com has includedPax Brittanicain their “Best of the Rest” list — a handful of freeware Gamma4 applicants that didn’t quite make it to the showcase at GDC but nevertheless deserve your time and attention.
And probably your money, too.
In case you haven’t been reading Anthony’scoverageoftheGamma4competition(and shame on you!), all games submitted must be playable with one button. So, there’s no excuse not to givePax Brittanicaa try, unless you don’t have four friends.
While you’re at it, be sure to check out Beau Blyth’sFish Face, Imwill Games’BiBimBap Arcade, Shaun Pauley’sBoyfriend vs. Girlfriend, and Nick Rudzicz’The American Dream: Are We Not Drawn Onward to New Era?. They’re all free, easily downloadable, and at least marginally interesting.
There’s no better time than now to start followingRyan O’Donnell’s advice, I suppose.
