If the announcement of the Indie Fund at this year’s Independent Gaming Summit revealed anything, it’s that transparency, flexibility and support are needed to keep the Indie scene producing innovative content. With that in mind, we sit down with the recently formed Tomorrow Corporation to discuss what it really means to be free from publisher pressure

While your average triple-A title can take anywhere up to two years to complete, Jonatan Söderström’s probably created three games in the time it takes you to read this standfirst. We talk to the Swedish developer, also known as ‘Cactus’, about his idiosyncratic and speedy approach to game design

Jason Rohrer’s Passage is the definitive title in the art game movement. Now he’s created what could very well be the next step in interactive storytelling. We sit down for a chat and a game with the indie designer responsible for Sleep Is Death.

Once again we delve deep into the internet to discover the most interesting goings-on over the past week.

Another week, another collection of stories from the hidden corners of the internet. Plus! Win a saddle full of Red Dead Redemption goodies from NowGamer.com.

Another look at the stories, events and discussion occurring on the internet over the past week.

We take another weekly plunge into the depths of the internet, presenting the most interesting tidbits of writing, entertainment, and gaming miscellany that you might have missed.

Terry Cavanagh is one of the industry’s brightest up-and-coming independent developers, having impressed with his experiments in interactive fiction in Don’t Look Back and sparked discussion with obscure creations like Bridge. We catch up with the designer to discuss his latest offering, VVVVVV.