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An indie game is a video game made by small teams.

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Fez (video game) screenshot 08

Sometimes, just one person makes the whole game. These creators do not have big companies to help them. They do not get money from large publishers. This gives them a lot of freedom. They can take risks and try new ideas.

Nidhogg video game screenshot 1
Nidhogg video game screenshot 1

They might use strange art or new ways to play. Some games use a retro style. This means they look like old games from long ago.

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In the past, people made games in their bedrooms. They used simple computer languages. Today, many people use the internet to sell their work. Some teams use crowdfunding to get money. This is when many people give small amounts of money to help.

Many indie games are very famous. Games like Minecraft and Among Us became huge hits. Other games like Hades are called some of the best ever. Some games even start new ways to play. Making indie games is a way to be very creative. It helps new stories reach many people.

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