Indie Games Are On The Rise, Bringing Innovation and Creativity to Gaming

There may be another link less explored: are video games - specifically, "Indie games" - making people more creative?

Finally, playing games - particularly indie games, which often provide a very unique set of problems that differ from mainstream games - often challenge us in new ways and requires us to find creative solutions and workarounds to problems that we encounter.

Indie games like Terraria allow users to build structures to support non-playable characters and help them in their quests.

Unlike all current mainstream gaming platforms that take a significant 30% cut from developers, Game Protocol will take only 10% commission in return for developers using their platform to leverage sales.

Such a platform could prove to be a huge milestone for the industry, taking the $91 billion video game market by storm, and ultimately making the development of indie games easier than ever before.

Over the past few years, indie games have become popular.

Unlike publishers such as Ubisoft, Blizzard, and Sony, who don't usually experiment and tend to use one format for games which they know will sell well, indie game developers are much more likely to strike out and create something unique.

Don't Starve, the open world 'uncompromising wilderness survival game', and Don't Starve Together, the multiplayer version of this title, is another game that has witnessed huge popularity and stood the test of time, receiving Over 45,000 overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam since its release back in 2013.The Future of Indie Gaming.

With the rise of crowdfunding platforms like Game Protocol that allows fans to give money directly to developers for creating content they love, getting funding for indie games will be easier than ever before.

As a result, it's likely we will see a significant rise in the number and variety of indie games available for users to play over the coming years.