The Indie Videogames space is a flaming trash fire right now.
Imagine how bad the internal business culture must be to have the ~Entire Freaking company just up and Quit~
"The entire staff of beloved game publisher Annapurna Interactive has reportedly resigned / The staff reportedly tried to spin out the company into an independent entity, but negotiations broke down." - The Verge
https://www.theverge.com/games/2024/9/12/24243317/annapurna-interactive-staff-reportedly-resigns
@Faintdreams Looking at how succesful Annapurna has been and what they are all involved in made me think: when does an "Indie" stop being "indie"? Where is the threshold, sales, influence, employees? Will a company that started with the "Indie" label keep it forever? Or as long as they publish "quirky games"?