08/24/20
Indie Showcase finalists from 38 countries!
As many as sixty-six games picked by the jury in the result of their voting are qualified to participate in the Digital Dragons Indie Showcase on 15-18 September - a competition organized annually by Kraków Technology Park as a part of Digital Dragons conference. The co-organizer of this year's contest is Walkabout Games. Indie Showcase 2020 Partners are Valve, GOG.COM and AMD (Award Sponsor).
Jury members: Michał Król (Jury Chairman, Graczpospolita), Joanna Buganik-Pałka (GOG.COM), Mateusz Janczewski (Spokko), Marcin Macenowicz (GOG.COM), Artur Maksara (AMD), Maciek Miąsik (Pixel Crow), Jakub Rokosz (Fool’s Theory), Daniel Sadowski (Vile Monarch), Rafał Szrajber (The Strzemiński Academy of Art Łódź), Kuba Wójcik (Indie Games Polska), Karol Zajączkowski (11 bit studios) picked the final games, which will be showcased during the event on Steam. During the Digital Dragons Award Gala on September 18 the winners will be announced - the jury will pick three Best Indie Games, and a Community Vote Award will be granted by the players.
It was a very busy time for the jury because we've got more than 210 submissions from 38 countries. Eventually, we’re presenting an interesting selection of games showing the achievements of indie developers from many places around the world: Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom and the United States. The cool thing is that players will be able to play all the demos on Steam during the event from September 15-18.
-Maria Błędowska, Indie Showcase Coordinator
Another year and another gigantic success in terms of the number of games submitted into the contest. It's not easy to check more than 200 titles, but it's nice that we had so many productions from all over the world. From our eastern, western or southern neighbors, through half of Europe in total, to the games from the USA, Brazil or South Korea, and even Indonesia and Japan. After all, productions from Poland constituted about 25% of the total. We are also glad that the level of production is growing year by year, so the jury did not have an easy job but the players will be able to see really successful games from the farthest corners of the Globe.
-Michał Król, Graczpospolita (Jury Chairman)
Games included in Digital Dragons Indie Showcase (in alphabetical order):
- 112 Operator (Jutsu Games)
- Against the Moon (Code Heretic)
- Against the Storm (Eremite Games)
- art of rally (Funselektor)
- As Far As The Eye (Unexpected)
- Banners of Ruin (Montebearo)
- Black Book (Morteshka)
- Black Skulands (Hungry Couch)
- Cartel Tycoon (Moon Moose Games)
- Children of Silentown (Elf Games)
- Crowns and Pawns: Kingdom of Deceit (Tag of Joy)
- Danger Scavenger (Piotr Wolk and Star Drifters)
- DARQ (Unfold Games)
- Die By The Blade (Triple Hill Interactive)
- EarthX (Denis Szwarc and Mesote Games)
- Eldest Souls (Fallen Flag Studio)
- Encased: A Sci-Fi Post-Apocalyptic RPG (Dark Crystal Games)
- Figment: Creed Valley (Bedtime Digital Games)
- FurryFury (Demibug)
- Gamedec (Anshar Studios)
- Gray Zone (Eastworks)
- Haven (The Game Bakers)
- Hellcard (Thing Trunk)
- Jack Move (So Romantic)
- Legend of Keepers (Goblinz Studio)
- Lords & Villeins (Honestly Games)
- Mars Power Industries (7A Games)
- Model Builder (Moonlit)
- Nature Matters (Digital Melody)
- Not For Broadcast (NotGames)
- OddBallers (Game Swing)
- Omno (Studio Inkyfox)
- Plebby Quest: The Crusades (PiedPipers Team)
- Project Haven (Foresight Games)
- Sayri: The Beginning (Vidloonnya Reborn)
- ScourgeBringer (Flying Oak Games)
- Shadows of New York (Draw Distance)
- Siege Survival: Gloria Victis (Black Eye Games)
- Skul: The Hero Slayer (SouthPAW Games)
- Snowtopia (Tea for Two)
- Soldat 2 (Transhuman Design)
- Strategic Mind: Blitzkrieg (Starni Games)
- Strategic Mind: Spectre of Communism (Starni Games)
- SuchArt: Genius Painter Simulator (Voolgi)
- The Hand of Merlin (Room-C Games)
- The Last Show of Mr. Chardish (Punk Notion)
- The Riftbreaker (EXOR Studios)
- The Shattering (Super Sexy Software)
- The Slormancer (Slormite Studios)
- The Tenants (Ancient Forge Studio)
- The Uncertain: Light At The End (Comon Games)
- There is No Light (Zelart)
- This Is The Zodiac Speaking (Punch Punk Games)
- Trash Sailors (fluckyMachine)
- Tunche (Leap Game Studio)
- Unbound: Worlds Apart (Alien Pixel Studios)
- Undungeon (Laughing Machines)
- Unto The End (2 Ton Studios)
- Ven VR Adventrure (Monologic Games)
- Viking Vengeance (Lowpoly Interactive)
- Voidtrain (Nearga)
- Weaving Tides (Follow the Feathers)
- Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Heart of the Forest (Different Tales)
- Wingspan (Monster Couch)
- Wraith: The Oblivion - Afterlife (Fast Travel Games)
- Zoria: Age of Shattering (Tiny Trinket Games)
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