5 indie games that can give AAA titles a run for their money
Indie games have always been a balancing act on the other end of the spectrum of AAA titles made with several million dollars. AAA games usually refer to projects and titles in the gaming world in which the publishers have invested a lot of money. With big budgets, the developers get a lot of freedom and opportunity to fine-tune their products. However, due to a number of reasons, these efforts can sometimes fall short of gamers' expectations.
Indie games usually do not enjoy the big budgets that one can associate with AAA titles. This is often replaced by hardwork and dedication on the part of the developers to turn their projects into brilliant games that will be cherished by fans for years to come. The five names on this list are some of the best of the lot and can easily match the very best of AAA games in terms of quality.
Stardew Valley helped fill the niche created among PC gamers from the lack of Harvest Moon games. Released by Eric Barone, Stardew Valley looks light on paper, but one can understand its complexity when one starts to play the game. It has many features found in the Harvest Moon games. However, it also has enough of its own to attract the players.
In Stardew Valley, players inherit a farm in terrible conditions, and the task for them is cut out. As they restore the farm to its former glory in the game, they will have to farm, fish, and mine, among other things. The indie game can be enjoyed alone or in a co-op where players can play with their friends. Since its initial release, the game has been released on consoles and even handheld devices, which offer the additional benefits of portability.
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