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Indie Royale goes back to school with new seven-game bundle
The latest Indie Royale game bundle is serving up seven games at a low, pay-more-than-the-minimum price for Steam and Desura. The Back to School Bundle includes Ronimo Games' Swords & Soldiers, along with the game's Super Saucy Sausage Fest DLC.The bundle also includes Lunar Flight by Shovsoft, Bunny Must Die: Chelsea and the 7 Devils, Qlione and Flying Red Barrel by Rockin' Android, rhythm-RPG game Sequence from Iridium Studios, and the game and original soundtrack for Cute Things Dying Violenty from ApathyWorks. Those that spend over $8 on the bundle will also receive an 18-track chiptune album, BIAS. The Back to School Bundle will be available over the course of this next week.
Cute Things Dying Violently on the PC July 17
You may recall Cute Things Dying Violently being part of last year's Indie Games Summer Uprising event. It's debuting on the PC on July 17, in a new and improved "remastered" version available through digital distribution platforms Desura, Indievania and IndieCity.Usually we'd judge you for taking interesting in this kind of bittersweet depravity, but it just so happens Cute Things Dying Violently is a delightful puzzle game. We'll let you off the hook this time.
Indie Games Summer Uprising sheds light on its release schedule
The Xbox Live Indie Games Summer Uprising schedule has dawned upon us in full, scorching glory, so turn up your A/C units, grab your sunglasses and take a look at the two-week lineup below: Monday, August 22: Raventhrone Tuesday, August 23: Battle High: San Bruno Wednesday, August 24: Cute Things Dying Violently Thursday, August 25: T.E.C. 3001 Friday, August 26: Doom and Destiny Monday, August 29: Take Arms Tuesday, August 30: SpeedRunner HD Wednesday, August 31: Train Frontier Express Thursday, September 1: Fan Vote #1 Friday, September 2: Fan Vote #2 The Fan Vote games will be selected through the IGSU Facebook poll running August 1-15, with the winners announced August 16 at 9 p.m. EST on the #IGSU Twitter chat, where fans will be able to speak directly with developers and behind-the-scenes personnel. This official schedule differs from the expected "two games per week, for four weeks" timetable we expected, but it does give us two extra indie gems this summer. We're not complaining.
