Minecraft premiato agli Indie Visibility Awards

Non solo VGA in questi giorni: anche l'ambiente indie ha visto andare in scena alcune premiazioni illustri recentemente con gli "Indie Visibility Awards" di IndieGames.com.

Mattatore dell'evento è stato il solito Minecraft che si è portato a casa il riconoscimento di Indie Game of the Year nonché il premio nella categoria a quanto pare appositamente creata di "Best Minecraft". In ogni caso, sono tanti i titoli premiati, li riportiamo qua sotto nelle varie categorie. Notare peraltro alcune di queste verso il fondo dell'elenco, assolutamente fuori di testa.

IndieGames.com Strategy GOTY
Frozen Synapse - Mode7
IndieGames.com Platformer GOTY
Explodemon - Curve Studios
IndieGames.com Adventure GOTY
I Fought the Law and the Law One - ben304
IndieGames.com Arcade GOTY
Scoregasm - Charlie's Games
IndieGames.com RPG GOTY
Project Zomboid - Indie Stone
IndieGames.com GOTY
Minecraft - Mojang
Most at one with nature
Proteus from Twisted Tree
Rudest-Sounding
Vertex Dispenser by Michael Brough
Best Auralgasms
Eufloria by Omni Systems
Most Fun in the Toilet
Super Spike Dislike from Jayenkai
The Rob Fearon Award for having all the ideas and not leaving any for anyone else
Honeyslug for Frobisher Says
RockPaperShotgun best weird ambient rambling music thing
Proteus - TwistedTree
RockPaperShotgun best use of the Unreal engine
Waves - Squid In a Box
RockPaperShotgun best spaceship combat game
Stellar Impact
RockPaperShotgun best attempt to do what mainstream devs will not
Xenonauts- Goldhawk
RockPaperShotgun best co-operative experience
At a Distance - Terry Cavanagh
RockPaperShotgun best game of the year, best story, best doctors, best scene featuring a rabbit that makes you cry, and so on
To The Moon
RockPaperShotgun best use of a dead cat, 2011
Binding of Isaac - Edmund McMillen
Best Placeholder Art
Proteus - Twisted Tree
Best Glowing Lines
Frozen Synapse - Mode7
Loneliest Room
Kairo - Richard Perrin
Best Minecraft
Minecraft - Mojang
Nicest Man
Alex Tutty
Excellence in Character Design
Thomas Was Alone - Mike Bithell
The "Why the fuck is this free?" award for hating money
Stealth Bastard- Curve Studios
Notch's Game of the Year
"It hasn't been released yet, but the game that's inspired me the most in the last twelve months is Proteus by Ed Key and David Kanaga. It's a wonderful game about exploring and understanding. Not much is explained, and not much happens, but the style works amazingly well, and it's full of atmosphere and personality. It's affected how I do game design from now on. Using small tools to convey big messages that might not even be there is a wonderful thing."