Indie developers are awesome and everyday more and more release creative games that might go completely unnoticed to the general public. Escape Goat, for many, is one of these games. Creator of the absurdly titled but nonetheless awesome puzzle-platformer,Ian Stocker, sits down with us to discuss the origins of his game, what the future holds and why indie games like his can thrive from IndieGameStand.
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Friday, September 28, 2012
Escape Goat creator Ian Stocker talks development, troubles with XBLA and the importance of IndieGameStand
Indie developers are awesome and everyday more and more release creative games that might go completely unnoticed to the general public. Escape Goat, for many, is one of these games. Creator of the absurdly titled but nonetheless awesome puzzle-platformer,Ian Stocker, sits down with us to discuss the origins of his game, what the future holds and why indie games like his can thrive from IndieGameStand.
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