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IndieCade Festival Announces Finalists For 2013
The IndieCade has announced the finalists for its 2013, with 36 games out of 850 selected. In addition, 120 other titles will be featured at the event next month in Culver City, California.
The list of selected titles includes:
- [code] – Rambod Kermanizadeh & Aaron Silbering
- 99 Tiny Games – Hide & Seek
- Constellation – Cosmic Games
- Cube & Star: A Love Story – Doppler Interactive
- Deadbolt – Elizabeth Sampat
- Dog Eat Dog – Liwanag Press
- Edgar Rice Soirée - Copenhagen Game Collective
- Ephemerid – SuperChop Games
- Extrasolar - Lazy 8 Studios
- Gone Home – The Fullbright Company
- Gunpoint – Suspicious Developments
- Hermit Crab in Space – Golden Ruby Games
- Kentucky Route Zero – Cardboard Computer
- Kulak - David Coss
- Luxuria Superbia – Tale of Tales
- Movers and Shakers - Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game lab
- NIDHOGG – MESSHOF
- Other – Quartic Llama
- Perfect Woman – Peter Lu & Lea Schönfelder
- Pico – Digital Dream Quartet
- Porpentine’s Twine Compilation - Porpentine
- Quadrilateral Cowboy - Blendo Games
- Reus – Abbey Games
- Rogue Legacy – Cellar Door Games
- Rollers of the Realm – Phantom Compass
- Save the Date – Paper Dino Software
- Simian.Interface – Vested Interest
- Sokobond - Alan Hazelden & Harry Lee
- Soundodger – Studio Bean
- Spaceteam – Henry Smith
- Spin the Bottle: Bumpie’s Party – KnapNok Games & Redgrim
- Starseed Pilgrim – Droqen & Ryan Roth
- SUPER TIME FORCE - Capybara Games
- That Dragon, Cancer - Josh Larson
- TowerFall – Matt Makes Games
- Upgrade Soul – Opertoon
The IndieCade Village will include more than 150 games, with finalists featured at a firehouse in downtown Culver City. Other titles will be available to sample in the surrounding area. Nintendo, PlayStation, Ouya, and Oculus Rift will also have presences at the event.
IndieCade 2013 will take place on October 8 and 9, 2013. Tickets are available for $20. Additionally for those interested in game development, IndieCade's Game U event will be held on October 6, 2013. Tickets for that are $125 or $65 with student ID.
Our Take
We've previewed or reviewed some of the great entries in IndieCade 2013 (Gone Home, Rogue Legacy, Super Time Force), and they deserve recognition. The list of 36 finalists is diverse, and if you're able to attend IndieCade, you'll get a chance to see some of the brightest titles coming out of the community.
In addition to the games, there are fun events, tabletop opportunities, and conferences. The "festival" moniker is appropriate for the atmosphere and fun that IndieCade offers.
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