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PlayStation 4 Shows Its Indie Commitment
Sony claims of indie support don't appear to be indie posturing. During its E3 presentation, the company showed a lineup of indie titles (including an Oddworld remake) that debut exclusively on the PlayStation 4. Here's a rundown of what to expect from the indie scene:
Don't Starve (Klei Entertainment)
Mercenary Kings (Tribute Games)
Octodad (students from DuPaul University)
Secret Ponchos (Switchblade Monkeys)
Ray's the Dead (Ragtag Studio)
Oddworld: New n Tasty (Just Add Water)
Galak-Z (17-bit)
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