You know, the Independent Games Festival, right? Happens every year during the Game Developers’ Conference and rounds up a slew of amazing games made by smaller entities? The finalists for the 2013 IGF represent some of the most technically inventive, narratively ambitious and straight-up funky creations being crafted by present-day game-makers.
There’s one important difference about this year’s IGF Grand Prize finalists. Usually, you have to wait for months after the ceremony to get your hands on these games. But most of the games nominated for the Seamus McNally award can be played in one form or another, often on multiple platforms. (Check out what Kotaku has written Cart Life, FTL, Hotline Miami, Kentucky Route Zero and Little Inferno.) about If you want to get your hands on what might be the next Braid, World of Goo or Super Meat Boy, you can get info about how/where to play the Grand Prize finalists at these links:
Cart Life
FTL
Hotline Miami
Kentucky Route Zero
Little Inferno
You can find a list of all of the main category finalists on the official IGF site.
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