Indie Game Awards Winner Announced, All Nominees Now On Sale On Steam
The winners of the Indie Game Awards 2024 have been announced, and they include a mix of genres, styles, and backgrounds. The Indie Game Awards is an annual event hosted by Six One Indie that celebrates independent creators and places a spotlight on smaller games that are often overlooked in a game industry full of giants.
This year's nominees included games released by small game developers and voted on by a panel of diverse judges. The event was streamed on December 19 on the Indie Game Awards website, where the winners were officially announced. The awards selected stellar indie titles across 14 categories, including indie game of the year. Fans of indie games can now get every single game nominated at the event for a discount on Steam in a special Indie Game Awards sale that will last through January 2, 2025.
is the biggest surprise of 2024. Created by a single developer and released in February, the small game made a huge splash in gaming when it launched. The title is a deceptively simple card game with stellar visuals and an addictive gameplay loop that has captivated fans since it crashed headfirst onto the scene. won both Game of the Year and the Gameplay Design awards at The Indie Game Awards 2024.
With one of the most anticipated games of all time coming out in 2025, it is practically guaranteed to win almost everything at The Game Awards.
Despite being an indie game, actually won several awards at the bigger Game Awards earlier this month, which included titles across all categories and budgets. The game snagged the «Best Independent Game,» «Best Mobile Game,» and «Best Debut Indie Game» awards at The Game Awards and went up against giants like and for the title of the best game of the year before losing out to the official winner
joins an impressive list of diverse indie games across many different genres. While all the nominees had their own merits, the winners provided a great cross-section of what smaller developers are capable of. From adorable
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