Indie Game: The Movie
Documentary • NR • 2012 • 1 hr 43 min
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I'm a startup founder and watched this with my cofounder like a couple weeks ago. I wasn't expecting it to hit this fucking hard
Great documentary on how indie video games are made.
Great movie on video game development. Good to learn about it.
Very entertaining doc. Helped introduce me to the amazing game Fez, and team meat is such a cool studio. If you’re into games give it a shot
Shows how game development isn't all sunshine and rainbows.
watched this close to its release, the industry has made a lot of strides since then, the real life Phil Fish drama makes it worth a watch.
It’s in interesting view into passion and drive. These people are all so committed to what they're doing, to an absolutely neurotic level.
An interesting look into the world of indie game developers.
The movie feels a bit dated now, but Phil Fish is a fascinating character…and not always in a pleasant way!
A deeply personal and thorough insight into the artistic process of creating a game and it's conflict with the mainstream games industry.
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