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Team Indie
Upcoming indie platformer Team Indie features appearances by Braid's Tim, Runner 2's Commander Video, and more.
You can check out the trailer below which shows more of the featured characters, and how their powers play into the game's platforming. You can replay levels and sections alongside previous playthroughs in order to solve puzzles, hit switches, and more. You can find the full list of featured characters below the game's launch trailer.
The game releases for PC and Mac by way of Steam on October 9.
- CommanderVideo from Runner 2 by Choice Provisions
- Clunk from Awesomenauts by Ronimo Games
- Super Crate Box guy from Super Crate Box by Vlambeer
- “Black Fluff Ball” from Badland by Frogmind
- Tiny from Tiny & Big: Grandpa’s Leftovers by Black Pants Studio
- Mi from Knytt Underground by Nifflas’ Games
- J. Jitters from The Great Jitters: Pudding Panic by Kunststoff
- Dustgirl from Dustforce by Hitbox Team
- Tim from Braid by Number None
- Marvin the cat from Team Indie by Brightside Games
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