Kotaku Awards 2013: Vote For Your Favourite Indie/Downloadable Game Of The Year
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16 responses to “Kotaku Awards 2013: Vote For Your Favourite Indie/Downloadable Game Of The Year”
Kerbal Space Program FTW
Not saying it doesn’t deserve to be here [it rocks!]. But how do we class games like KSP? It wasn’t released this year. There have been a constant stream of releases for the last several years. But then, *technically* they have all been beta releases, so it’s not really fully released anyway.
Are we just going off the addition to Steam as a “release”?
Torn between Gunpoint and Monaco. Gunpoint was hilarious and fun. Monaco was hilarious and fun, but more so when I could get three other friends online to play.
I got really invested in Papers Please. For something so simple, it’s quite a powerful game.
The Stanley Parable also deserves a mention.
Not to mention disgusting.
I vote for The Cave.
Come on. Seriously? Rogue Legacy or Stanley Parable?
I spent well over 20 hours on Rogue Legacy and beat it, and that was ridiculously fun.
However Stanley Parable was super interesting and funny as hell
No Brothers?
I voted for Gone Home. Really enjoyed piecing together the story here and triggered all kinds of ’90s flashbacks for me.
I want to say Wolf Among Us, but it’s really hard to judge by just one episode.
Really surprised that Brothers: Tale of Two Sons isn’t on the list. Sure it had a silly name but was one of the best games I’ve played, ever.
Because of no Brothers, vote goes to Thomas Was Alone.
Haven’t played any of those, although I hear great things about Papers Please.
Quite liked Contrast, not perfect but had a nice balance of mechanics, story and art style for me.
Umm Call of Juarez: Gunslinger not on the list? Such a good game. NO VOTE FROM ME. CoJ was way better than Monaco, Runner 2, I abstain!
State of Decay ofr me. Was the zombie game I’ve always wanted.
The Swapper is criminally underrated. Great visuals and atmosphere, unique mechanics with challenging puzzles, and an interesting storyline. I know it probably won’t win this category, but people, check it out!
I cant see the results today
Stanley parable is an easily my favorite this year, I spent way to many hours annoying the hell out of the narrator.
So many games….I voted for Kerbal – yeah it gets boring at times but making hilarious rockets and see if it launch and get you into space is always fun