Short stories are incredibly difficult because of their need to fit an entire narrative into a small space. Short games, by virtue of their length, have the same problem. How can you convey a compelling plot and experience in a short amount of time?

The feeling of exploring an unknown world is something that only games can provide. When done right, a new world can be enticing, mysterious, and even terrifying to explore. In The Solus Project, you'll explore a world that fits all of these descriptions.

The ocean is one of the most unexplored locations in both real life and in video games. I want more games that focus on the depths of the sea. Plenty are set in underwater cities or research facilities. I want more games that focus on the abyssal stretches and undersea canyons that we have yet to even touch.

Today’s gaming landscape is wider and varied that it has ever been. Even so, you don’t have to go too far to find punishingly difficult games or action-heavy shooters. What if you just want to relax, explore, but still feel like you’re accomplishing something? Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles is here to answer that question for you.

Since it was originally announced in 2013, RiME has since become the poster child for what an indie game should aspire to be. Over the years, it went through some rough patches and changed publishers more than a few times. Its fate, much like the fate of the boy Enu within it, was in flux.