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Independent funding source Kowloon Nights has kicked off 2021 with a deluge of new partnerships to fund 23 new upcoming games from indie studios. These projects include new, unannounced titles from Paradise Killer developer Kaizen Game Works; Star Renegades developer Massive Damage; Oxenfree and Afterparty studio Night School; OlliOlli developer Roll7; Absolver developer Sloclap; and a new game from Thunder Lotus, the team behind last year's Spiritfarer. Kowloon Nights is also supporting several previously announced projects, including Rose City Games/Picogram's Garden Story; Sabotage Studio'...

, and Oxenfree developers, were announced on Thursday. Kowloon Nights announced its investment fund in 2018 with a slate of games with budgets ranging from $500,000 to $5 million, including one from The Last Guardian creator Fumito Ueda. In its second year, Kowloon Nights added 10 more projects, a few of which were released last year. (Beloved Thunder Lotus Games management simulator Spiritfarer and Timberline Studio’s Twenty-three more games will be funded this time around, including projects from past Kowloon Nights partners, like Thunder Lotus. “We are incredibly proud to work with...

Nevermore to go astray, this'll be the end today. In Star Renegades, your name is Wynn Syphex. You are wielding a truly massive sword. You will need it to fight your way through a lot of bad guys so you can get help to carry on the fight to save the universe from the Imperium. But you are not alone. You get help from a couple of friends and a bot named J5T 1N. You get your bot from Profesora Zurek, and she got it from Profesora Zurek— from another universe. This is the twist in the game which keeps things moving along. You and your team can all “die” in this universe...

Star Renegades and How to Better Highlight Fantastic Indie Titles There needs to be more events inspired by Nintendo's Indie World to help get lesser-known games out to a bigger audience. As early as 2015, I think it would be fair to say that there is always that one specific indie game that breaks through the AAA barrier both critically and commercially that reaches those who don’t follow every facet of news that comes out every month. For 2015 there was Undertale, in 2018 there was Celeste, and last year was This year’s indie darling to most —if you consider Fall Guys to be out of...