More often than not, it’s short experiences that come to exemplify the success of indie games. Of course, Minecraft and Hades carved out their own paths as indie trailblazers that keep players coming back, it’s often the likes of Braid, Journey, and Untitled Goose Game that leap to mind when considering indies. Especially in the current online climate of wholesome indie games made by tiny teams that have made their home on Twitter, a smaller and more personal experience is more than enough to prove that gaming doesn’t have to be held off by the AAA gatekeepers.
