Author: Michael Moore
Timberline Studio
Lots of people spent their time at PAX East this past weekend waiting for hours in long lines for an opportunity to play or watch demos of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Final Fantasy VII Remake, and Baldur’s Gate 3. Luckily, for those looking to avoid the lines to play those blockbusters, there was also a plethora of indie titles on the show floor.
Since the inaugural PAX East in 2010, the convention has become a great place to play the newest indies, and this year, in particular, seemed to have an overabundance to try. Everywhere you turned on the show floor, there were small developers offering not just demos for their games, but unique opportunities to talk directly with the designers, artists, and writers.
I managed to play about 30...
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Lots of people spent their time at PAX East this past weekend waiting for hours in long lines for an opportunity to play or watch demos of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Final Fantasy VII Remake, and Baldur’s Gate 3. Luckily, for those looking to avoid the lines to play those blockbusters, there was also a plethora of indie titles on the show floor.
Since the inaugural PAX East in 2010, the convention has become a great place to play the newest indies, and this year, in particular, seemed to have an overabundance to try. Everywhere you turned on the show floor, there were small developers offering not just demos for their games, but unique opportunities to talk directly with the designers, artists, and writers.
I managed to play about 30...
Continue reading…
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