Developer Masaya Takahashi writes in to tell me that Ambition of the Slimes (the oddball mobile sRPG we previously covered here) has been updated to version 2.50, with support for English text. Even without the English, I managed to muddle through the first battle, eventually figuring out what all the Japanese menu options stood for through […]

Hey folks! You have probably noticed that I took a little vacation from posting on the site leading up to and after PAX; I’m now looking to get back into the swing of things. To start us off, Andrew Ellem of Winged Pixel has written in to tell us that Heroes of a Broken Land […]

Happy Monday, and welcome to another glorious week of exploring the exciting and ever-expanding world of indie RPGs! While I do some digging into some new and obscure projects, why don’t we catch up on some games we’ve previously covered, complete with videos? (Or, as I like to call it: Movie Night!) First up, we […]

Aldorlea Games informs me that in preparation for the imminent release of Millennium 5, they’ve gone back and updated installments 1-4. The games now contain new faces for all the Mystrock Lords as well as small gameplay additions, such as the explanation of what each promotion (and double-promotion, in the case of Millennium 4) does. […]

Vaughn Royko of Unlok writes in to inform me that Wayward (previously covered here) has reached beta version 1.2. Among other things, line of sight and a fishing system have been added to the game (the full list of changes is available here). An updated trailer follows:

Word has reached me that Team Imago put out a patch for their iOS Fire Emblem clone Partia: The Broken Lineage late last month. This brings the game to version 1.02. Among the improvements: bug fixes optional 1.5X play speed optional one-touch controls a new arena map, and some improvements to characterization. And hey, whaddaya […]

Calvin French writes in to let me know that The Real Texas has been patched with a variety of bug fixes and interface improvements, as well as a new side quest. He further states that the game is now available at a discount on GOG.com, Desura and GamersGate. He’s also released the game’s soundtrack for free, […]

It’s that time of the month! …no, not that time of the month, you horrible, horrible people. No, it’s time for another monthly Indie News Roundup, courtesy of Jay Barnson of Rampant Games! You can read the whole thing right here. The gist: Age of Decadence will be getting a demo release sometime in November […]

I make it a point not to post news items about every minor update that enters my Inbox, instead focusing on reviews, interviews and new releases. But every once in a while, some brave soul (typically, one named “Jay Barnson”) takes the time to amalgamate all of those tiny little updates into a giant wad […]

Jay Barnson over at Rampant Games has taken the time to put together a big post with tons of the latest news in indie RPGs. There’s some good stuff in there, including updates on: Age of Decadence, Age of Fear: The Undead King, Darkness Springs (a multiplayer game apparently titled after an evil brand of […]