With the introduction of Steam and other digital download services, the indie game development scene has greatly expanded, allowing the return of classic genres that were previously thought to be unviable. Thus, classic games like 2D platformers, Metroidvanias, point-and-click adventures, role-playing games, and shoot-em-ups have returned to the limelight. HG101 Presents: The Guide to Retro Indie Games Vol. 1 catalogs some our favorites of these types of games, including Shovel Knight, Freedom Planet, Undertale, Night in the Woods, Dust: An Elysian Tail, Assault Android Cactus, nearly all of Wadjet Eye's library, and many others!

Hardcore Gaming 101 Presents: The Guide to Retro Indie Games Vol. 1

Computers & Technology

Burns, Ed

Kalata, Kurt

Rasa, Chris

Cebulski, Bryan

Taborda, Zillion

LaBella, Anthony

Davies, Elliot

Silbiger, Max

Plasket, Michael

Kaharl, Jonathan

Games & Strategy Guides

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

We're a world beset by crises. Climate change, income inequality, racism, pandemics, an almost unmanageable tangle of issues. Sometimes it's hard to look ahead and see a hopeful future. We asked sci-fi writers to send us stories about ways to fix what's wrong with the world. From the sixty-five stories we received, we chose twelve most amazing (and hopefully prescient) tales. Dive in and find out how we might mitigate climate change, make war obsolete, switch to alternative forms of energy, and restructure the very foundations of our society, The future's not going to fix itself.

Fix the World: twelve sci-fi writers save the future (Writers Save the World)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Schofield, Holly

Povey, Jennifer R.

Follansbee, J.G.

Crossman, Rachel Hope

Denardo, Jana

Garcia, Ingrid

Rain, Mere

Rasch, D.M.

Coatsworth, J.Scott

Science Fiction

Other Worlds Ink

Review\n"A raw look into the tumultuous world of teenage love and loss ... a tour de force of emotions and self-discovery." 
- Kevin Craig, The Camino Club\n"Full-bodied immersion in teenage conversation about friendship, desire, and aspiration. It Helps with the Blues captures a young man's contradictory attitudes: what he wants, what he believes he knows, and how he senses he's crossing a threshold into the rest of his life. At seventeen, eighteen, one could fall in love, fall into the bottle, even fall out of life. Cebulski weaves a frank and tender gay story." 
- Tucker Lieberman, author of Bad Fire\nJules leaves. Gabriel rages. 
Estelle changes. Joshua hides.\nIn the aftermath of a classmate's suicide, a boy embroils himself in a community of Midwestern teens, each doing what they can to cope as they stumble—together and apart—toward a life worth living.

It Helps with the Blues

Literature & Fiction

tRaum Books

Hardcore Gaming 101 Digest Vol. 8: The Bride of Retro Horror

Szczepaniak, John

Derboo, Sam

Ribault, Thomas

Vallejo, Hernando

Gipp, Stuart

Shackles, Rusty

Labrande, Hugo

Independently published

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