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PlayStation Store Opens Up New Indie Games Category
Some of the most exciting projects in gaming are independent titles being developed by small teams. In support of this movement, Sony has announced that its online PlayStation Store would be adding a new category to specifically feature the hottest indie projects in one convenient place.
To celebrate, Sony is offering special deals on the following titles:
- Retro City Rampage: 50% discount to all from May 7th to May 21st
- Papo & Yo promotional bundle containing the soundtrack and game: 40% discount (55% for PlayStation Plus subscribers) from May 7th to May 21st
- Zombie Tycoon II: Free for PlayStation Plus subscribers for a limited time
I had a lot of fun with Zombie Tycoon II at GDC, so that's definitely a deal worth checking out. What has been your favorite indie game in the last few years?
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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