Thanks to the rise of flexible digital distribution services, independently-made games have become more notable and accessible. Whether we like the pure joy and challenge that games like AaAaAA!!! A Reckless Disregard For Gravity and Terraria bring us or we like the atmosphere and true horror that games like Dear Esther and Amnesia: The Dark Descent present, these indie games have been brought to the players by services that are open and willing to host content in order to get it in the player’s hands. And what better way to celebrate those services than with massive sales?
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