KLXVER said:
I find many of them very good. I am a fan of retro games, so I usually go for games inspired by older games. Like Shovel Knight, Shantae, Axiom Verge, The Messenger, Dead Cells, Blazing Chrome, River City Girls etc. I know what I like, so I dont need to try every game just to be sure. I dont like just walking around, looking at things and solving some mystery, so I dont play games like that. Now not all indie games I play turn out to be as good as they seem in the trailer, but they usually cost alot less than bigger games, so its not that big of a deal. |
Exactly. Also, many indies aren't full of useless open world filler content like a lot of AAA open world games. So I can play them in decent time and try the next. So based on my investment in time and money I can try more indies than AAA games and even if some indies turn out to be bad, I just can skip to the next. On the other hand, many indies try concepts that AAA games forego (as they have smaller markets), so I can find that experience only in indies. Overall I think it is worth to play indy games, at least for me.
