An Indie Dev Showcase

Hello everyone. I’m Josh from Game-Wisdom and I’ll be uploading my video series, the Indie Dev Showcase here for Set Side B, along with indie game reviews. Each week, I cover indie games on my youtube channel and then use these videos to highlight the many games I play. If you’re an indie dev with a game you would like me to look at, please reach out. This one, in particular, is my 100th video in the series, and I’m taking a look back at the many great and hidden gems of the indie space I covered, which is perfect for a site like this.

  • 0:00 Introduction
  • 1:14 Alwa’s Legacy
  • 1:48 Lumote
  • 2:54 BoyandBox
  • 4:11 Sky Racket
  • 5:08 Intergalactic Fishing
  • 6:38 What the Golf
  • 7:25 The Hex
  • 8:35 PokeyPoke
  • 9:48 Shapez.Io
  • 11:08 Keen One Girl Army
  • 12:34 Candy Raid The Factory
  • 14:06 Gloom
  • 15:32 Final Upgrade
  • 16:46 Professor Lupo: Ocean
  • 18:02 Webbed
  • 19:06 Dojoran
  • 20:08 Kunai
  • 21:17 Leap of Fate
  • 22:35 Quantum Protocol
  • 24:05 Time Break Chronicles
  • 25:09 Vision Soft Reset
  • 25:56 Morkredd
  • 26:50 Siralim Ultimate
  • 27:53 Loveland
  • 28:40 The Dungeon Beneath
  • 29:39 Hoplegs
  • 30:16 Boy Beats World
  • 30:59 Turbo Overkill
  • 31:40 Prodigal
  • 32:46 Ghostlore

The Mana World is coming to Steam!

The ‘Mana Launcher’ App appeared on Steam. Slated to be release on December 1st, this open source MMO has entered a new phase of development.

The Mana World (TMW) is a free 2d open-source MMORPG. With a team of volunteer developers, it has been a labor of love for a decade, and on April 5th they celebrated officially getting on Steam.

Explore the multiple unique universes. The Mana world team is focused on building detailed worlds, unique quests using classic retro graphics. Currently you will find four unique universes that are being developed into it’s own unique world.

It is my hope the community will blossom with its release to steam.

I am quickly reminded of Tibia online or Nexus: The Kingdom of Winds as I was learning the ropes. I was greeted with a few players willing to help me warm up to the universe and get started. TWM has a unique retro style questing system and a magic system not for the casual gamer. If you are looking for a new 2d home I would recommend exploring ‘The Mana World.’

It even works on ARM computers!


If you can’t wait until December 1st for the release of ‘Mana Launcher’ on Steam, you can download the client today at The Mana World and explore the magic of this retro-style MMO.