A new roundup of indie games features several titles available for players. These releases cover various genres and concepts within the independent gaming space.
One notable release is "Dinoblade," developed by Team Spino and published by Team Spino and Boltray Games. This action RPG is available on Steam for Windows and is playable on Steam Deck. It is priced at $20, with a 10 percent discount until July 30.
The game originated from a short animation by Jean Nguyen, a senior animator for Sucker Punch, depicting a Spinosaurus with a sword. Following the animation's popularity on Twitter/X in 2022, Nguyen decided to develop it into a full game. In "Dinoblade," players assume the role of the sword-wielding Spinosaurus, tasked with preventing its species' extinction, battling other weapon-equipped dinosaurs.
Separately, the Video Game History Foundation announced the release of a collection of materials from decades of E3 events. This archive includes flyers, press kits, panel transcripts, and videos from E3's early years.
The collection features the only known footage of the Sega Saturn's reveal and Sony's announcement of the original PlayStation's price, both from the 1995 E3 event. This release aims to preserve significant moments in video game history.
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This week's indie game roundup highlights new releases, including "Dinoblade," an action RPG where players control a sword-wielding Spinosaurus. The article also notes the Video Game History Foundation's release of E3 archival materials, including footage of the Sega Saturn and original PlayStation reveals.