The Big List: Independent Game Developers

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The long list: Indie Videogame Developers

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This lens is about independent video games and their creators.

This lens was exists for two reasons:

1. To showcase the large quantity of indie video game developers (many of whom are vastly underrated) that currently work on / have worked on interesting games.

2. To create a place where I, myself, along with other people can keep in touch with what is going on in the independent video game community.

What inspired me to create this lens was just how completely disorganised my bookmarks were. It became a way to post the bookmarks that I would possibly like to check on a day to day basis.

Bear in mind that this lens is in an unfinished state and possibly will be forever. Although it is in alphabetical order, which is a good start, the content is inconsistent and many of the descriptions are lacking. In time, consistency will be improved and the descriptions will be replaced with other material.

Hopefully those who do visit and sift through will enjoy what is currently here.

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Game Maker [GM] Developers [A - Z] 

Game Maker is a game development tool. It has a large community and is used by many prominent indie game developers.
Alexitrón
Gained a following after releasing The Power and has continued to improve ever since.
Andrew Brophy
An up and coming Game Maker developer, responsible for a variety of small, interesting games.
Andy Hamm
Responsible for a game called Coldgearz.
Beau Blyth
Promising Game Maker developer, responsible for Armed Generator Doom Machine.
Ben Pettengill
Small, little known indie game developer. Started receiving a tad more attention when he released his retro exploration platformer, The Moonkeeper.
Bouncing Fox Productions [Dev Team]
Game Maker dev team, responsible for the development of Raptor.
Carnivac Games
Talented Game Maker developer. Hasn't completed any games as of yet but some promising projects loom on the horizon.
Charlie Ngo / Kairos
Responsible for the brilliant shmup, Varia. Develops in Game Maker.

Interview with Charlie Ngo
Chris Roper / Pug Fugly Games
A guy named Chris Roper, responsible for developing such games as his remake of The Pyramid and more recently, Return to Sector 9. He develops with Game Maker.

Interview with Chris Roper
clysm
Responsible for the influential Seiklus. Best known for the games he develops with Game Maker.

Interview with clysm
Daniel Remar
A popular Game Maker developer, responsible for gems such as Castle of Elite and Garden Gnome Carnage.

Interview with Daniel Remar
Frankie Smile Show
Relatively obscure Game Maker developer that makes small, quirky games with wierd sound effects.
Gray Poyda
A Game Maker developer, responsible for the development of a couple of games, including Twister.
Jabberwock
A relatively obscure but well respected Game Maker developer, responsible for The Wasteland.
Jan Willem Nijman
Increasingly popular Game Maker developer, responsible for 10800 Zombies and Pro Killer Man.

Interview with Jan Willem Nijman
Jazzuo
A 'B-Game' Game Maker developer, responsible for at least one hilarious Star Wars fan game.

Interview with Jazzuo
Jesse Venbrux
Game Maker developer, responsible for the ever popular Karoshi series of games, in which you have to work out ways to kill yourself.

Interview with Jesse Venbrux [Indie Games Blog]
Interview with Jesse Venbrux [auntie pixelante]
Joep Aben / JaJ Productions
A guy named Joep Aben, who is responsible for developing many games with his distinct graphical style. The games vary in quality. Develops with Game Maker.
Jonatan Söderström / Cactus
One of the most respected and popular Game Maker developers in existence to date. Responsible for churning out countless games in a short span of time. Many are shmups, although in recent times he has branched out into other genres such as first person puzzle games and platformers.

Interview with Jonatan Söderström
Jph Wacheski / Iteration Games
A (highly respected) guy named Jph Wacheski that is responsible for developing many and varied videogames with Game Maker.
Jukio Kallio
Relatively unknown Game Maker developer. Made KAIVO. Promising.
Justin Leingang
Spent four years developing his surrealist platformer, Glum Buster.
Kevin Oke
Promising Game Maker developer, responsible for De Toren and Lightmare.
Legendary Creations
Responsible for the excellent Super Mega Awesome Dude with other future projects in mind.
Locomalito
Responsible for the recently popular retro-styled first person shooter, 8-Bit Killer.
Low Fuel [Dev Team]
Their most ambitious project to date is the beautiful Honey Blaster. Enough said.
Mark Essen / Messhof
A popular, well respected and influential Game Maker developer, responsible for such gems as Punishment.

Interview with Mark Essen
Matthew Thorson
A guy responsible for the development of various Game Maker games, including Dim and the Jumper series.

Interview with Matthew Thorson [brunokruse]
Interview with Matthew Thorson [Indie Games Blog]
Paul Hubans
Responsible for Madhouse and some other promising projects.
Perfect Run [Dev Team]
A couple of guys that are responsible for developing free videogames with Game Maker such as GoldenEye 2D.
Pondwater
Most popular release: The Jeluvian Project.
Robert Edward Hoani Bryson
Underrated indie Game Maker developer. Developed gems Seraphim Flame and The Hanrahan Game.
Robert Lupinek / Darth Lupi
Best known for his remake of Legend of Shadow. Develops games with Game Maker.

Interview with Robert Lupinek
Scattleware
Responsible for some small games such as Xycle and Constellation Chaos.
Shawn Noel
Popular and well respected Game Maker developer, who took his own life at the age of 17. He was responsible for the Jetz series. His final release was Street Bike Fury.
Stanislav Stoyanov
Game Maker developer. Responsible for a game called Purple.
Ted Lauterbach
Responsible for the popular Visit series of games.
Ultimate Nerds
Virtually unkniown Game Maker developer. Made Dadaists Gone Wild and Onwards Jetpack.
Vertigo Games [Dev Team]
Game Maker team responsible for gems such as Liquisity and Vivid Conceptions.

Interview with Vertigo Games
Virtanen [Dev Team]
Increasingly popular Game Maker developer. Responsible for The Manipulator, Seven Minutes and Kaipuu.

100 Game Maker Games in 10 Minutes 

A broad range of gamemaker games are displayed in this video.

100 Game Maker Games in 10 Minutes

This video took weeks of effort, so please support by subscribing and by going to my site and trying out my shareware game: http://studioeres.com/immortal These are all game made in the Game Maker engine by different people over the last seven years. I did not make all of these games, only three of them (Immortal Defense, Alphasix, and Fedora Spade). I do have links to each game, but they don't fit here. Go to http://gmc.yoyogames.com/index.php?showtopic=398405 to see the links for each game. And no, you can't have the music. 0:00 - Ad Nauseam 2 0:06 - Immortal Defense 0:12 - Iji 0:18 - Barkley: Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden 0:24 - Garden Gnome Carnage 0:30 - Hello Panda 0:36 - Clean Asia 0:42 - Dustscape 0:48 - An Untitled Story 0:54 - Flywrench 1:00 - Magecraft 1:06 - Vivid Conceptions 1:12 - Return To Sector 9 1:18 - Invader 1:24 - Hyperwars 1:30 - Mondo Medicals 1:36 - Painajainen 1:42 - Muon 1:48 - Jetz Rampage 4: Revenge 1:54 - Seiklus 2:00 - The Lila Experiments 2:06 - Flail 2:12 - The Ancients' Tome 2:18 - Idealism 2:24 - You Found the Grappling Hook 2:30 - Johnny 20 2:36 - Winter's Heart 2:42 - Ac!Dbomb 2:48 - Deathworm 2:54 - Fatal Hearts 3:00 - Varia 3:06 - Ark 22 3:12 - Magi 3:18 - Dominos 2 3:24 - Lux 3:30 - Fractal Fighter 3:36 - The Power 3:42 - Lunar Base 3:48 - The Boomlands 3:54 - Battleships Forever 4:00 - Burn The Trash 4:06 - Forward Always Forward 4:12 - Sixty Five Million and One Bc 4:18 - Punishment: The Punishing 4:24 - The Pyramid 4:30 - Shotgun Ninja 4:36 - Kaipuu 4:42 - Tut's Test 4:48 - Madhouse 4:54 - Ancient Ants Adventure 5:00 - Bite the Bullet 5:06 - Virtual Silence 5:12 - Calamity Annie 5:18 - The Sandbox of God 5:24 - The Cleaner 5:30 - Seven Minutes 5:36 - Legend of Shadow 5:42 - Seizuredome 5:48 - Radian 5:54 - Lock On 6:00 - Terav 6:06 - Frozzd 6:12 - Minubeat 6:18 - Karoshi 2 6:24 - Kairuga 6:30 - J20 6:36 - Hovertank 3d 6:42 - Flock 6:48 - Battle High: Team Up 6:54 - Drop in the Bucket 7:00 - 100 Invaders 7:06 - Alphasix 7:12 - The Lost Snowmen 7:18 - Byteality Tower Defense 7:24 - Zero Point 7:30 - Psychosomnium 7:36 - Fedora Spade 7:42 - Castle of Elite 7:48 - Cute Knight 7:54 - Arms 8:00 - Jumper 3 8:06 - Paragon 8:12 - Orbit Racers 8:18 - Q U I E S C E N C E 8:24 - Robbie Swifthand and the Orb of Mysteries 8:30 - Mighty Jill Off 8:36 - Johnny's Nightmare 8:42 - Valence 8:48 - La La Land 5 8:54 - Gems 9:00 - Samurai Railroad Mansion 9:06 - The Jeluvian Project 9:12 - Ninja Loves Pirate 9:18 - The Crypts of Despair 9:24 - Runman: Monster Fracas 9:30 - Infection 9:36 - Soldexus 9:42 - So 9:48 - Coldgearz 9:54 - Mission Extreme

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Multimedia Fusion [MMF] Developers [A - Z] 

Multimedia Fusion is a game development tool. It has a decent sized community and is used by some popular indie game developers.
Acoders [Dev Team]
A team of Multimedia Fusion developers. Sometimes they work on their own games and other times they collaborate.
Alexandre Szybiak
Responsible for the Multimedia Fusion gem, Alex Adventure.
Arthur Lee / Insignificant Studios
A guy named Arthur Lee, responsible for the development of The Underside. Created with Multimedia Fusion.

Interview with Arthur Lee
Arvi Teikari / Reactor Products
Responsible for the development of the lovely Once in Space. Develops his games using Multimedia Fusion.
Bloody Monkey [Dev Team]
A dev team best known for their arena shmup, NaaC.
Crobasoft Interactive [Dev Team]
Indie game development team, responsible for Clouds Kingdom 3 and The Yore.
David K Newton
Primarily a game developer in Multimedia Fusion, David is most famously responsible for Treasure Tower.
Del Duio
Responsible for the unforgiving Hasslevania.
Glen Forrester
MMF developer. Made a variety of games, including Kaiser Kitty.
Hayo van Reek
Multimedia Fusion developer and decent pixel artist, Hayo van Reek is responsible for Bernard & Hank and its sequel.
James Whitehead
A Multimedia Fusion developer, responsible for The New Satan Sam.
Joakim Sandberg / Konjak
A guy named Joakim Sandberg, responsible for Chalk and Noitu Love. Develops with Multimedia Fusion.

Interview with Joakim Sandberg
Jonny Smeby
Underrated MMF developer, responsible for Jonny RPG and Run Or Be Mechanically Separated.
Kalafior
Responsible for the development of Zenek Zombie, created with Multimedia Fusion.
Kyle Pulver
Responsible for the development of popular MMF game, Bonesaw.
Miguel Perez
Responsible for a variety of fan games, including Double Dragon: Fists of Rage.
Natomic Studios [Dev Team]
Popular Multimedia Fusion development team, responsible for The Spirit Engine, ROM and Super Stun N'Run
Nic Destefano / Bogozone
Nic Destefano, responsible for the under rated and absolutely classic, Lyle in Cube Sector.
Nicklas Nygren / Nifflas
The guy responsible for developing such gems as Within a Deep Forest, Knytt and its sequels.

Interview with Nicklas Nygren
Paul Schneider
Developer of Gungirl and Gundude.
Steve Harris
Multimedia Fusion developer, responsible for Blue Dragon and Turning the Tide.
The Games Page [Dev Team]
Small MMF development team, responsible for Hurdler and Click Copter.
Zi-Xiao Liang
A decent developer of the Klik variety, responsible for the controversial Scientology Pwned.

100 MMF Games in 10 minutes 

A broad range of 'klik' games are displayed in this video.

100 "Click" Games in 10 minutes

Wow, it's finally done! :D All the games in this video were created using clickteam software: www.clickteam.com The games in the video, ordered by apperance: 0:00 - 1: Ainevoltas 2 - 0:06 - 2: Abstractica 2 - 0:12 - 3: Abtruse ball - 0:18 - 4: Action slip - 0:24 - 5: Everyone loves active 2 - 0:30 - 6: Air Pop Neo - 0:36 - 7: Alien Assult - 0:42 - 8: Advanced Set The Rope On Fire - 0:48 - 9: Bernard and Hank: Springtime again - 0:54 - 10: Bombing Room - 1:00 - 11: Chalk - 1:06 - 12: Double Dragon: - 1:12 - 13: Duel Toys Final Version - 1:18 - 14: Eternal Daughter - 1:24 - 15: EverEternal WinterWorld - 1:30 - 16: Everyday is halloween - 1:36 - 17: EiM - 1:42 - 18: Epidemic - 1:48 - 19: A Mini Falafel Adventure - 1:54 - 20: FIG - 2:00 - 21: Final Vision - 2:06 - 22: Fireworks 2 - 2:12 - 23: Flan 4: Flan Rising - 2:18 - 24: Flippull Advantage - 2:24 - 25: Gauntlet Runner - 2:30 - 26: Gridquest - 2:36 - 27: Grizzleys 3 - 2:42 - 28: Hasselvania: 2:48 - 29: Hatman - 2:52 - 30: Noitu Love 2 - 2:58 - 31: The New SatanSam - 3:04 - 32: Once in Space - 3:10 - 33: Paradoxysm - 3:16 - 34: Paroxyxm - 3:22 - 35: Pete the Laid Back Rabbit - 3:28 - 36: Plasma Warrior - 3:34 - 37: Rakker And the Sinking Cities - 3:40 - 38: Run Or Be Mechanically Seperated - 3:46 - 39: Santaman Got the Blues - 3:52 - 40: Smash Face Volley - 3:58 - 41: Spectrum Spelunker - 4:04 - 42: Stargirl and the Theif from the Exploded Moon - 4:10 - 43: The Lost Castle - 4:16 - 44: The Line - 4:22 - 45: Treasure Hunter Man - 4:28 - 46: Trade Wars 3 - 4:34 - 47: Trick or Treat - 4:40 - 48: The Spirt Engine - 4:46 - 49: Uppy Duppy - 4:52 - 50: War Of Antartica - 4:58 - 51: Zan Zan 3 - 5:04 - 52: Zone Runner 2 - 5:10 - 53: Dark War 2 - 5:16 - 54: Hickory - 5:22 - 55: Iffermoon - 5:29 - 56: Jamies Revenge - 5:35 - 57: Jimmy's Unlikely Resurrection - 5:41 - 58: A Game with A Kitty - 5:47 - 59: Knytt Stories - 5:53 - 60: Kingdom Realms - 6:00 - 61: Lyle in Cube Sector - 6:07 - 62: Merry Gear: Solid Santa - 6:13 - 63: Mysterious Floating Something - 6:19 - 64: NaaC - 6:25 - 65: Kyoto Village - 6:32 - 66: Nothing - 6:38 - 67: Bonesaw - 6:44 - 68: Barren - 6:50 - 69: The Yore - 6:57 - 70: Cliffall - 7:03 - 71: Furry 2 - 7:09 - 72: Freekicks - 7:15 - 73: Taxi - 7:21 - 74: Nemegraph - 7:23 - 75: Diver Dan - 7:29 - 76: Fishhead 3 - 7:35 - 77: Friendly Strike 3 - 7:41 - 78: Hamster Jam - 7:48 - 79: I Wanna Be The Guy - 7:53 - 80: Kings quest 3 - 7:59 - 81: Titan Omega Revelations - 8:05 - 82: Solar Rescue Denetsu - 8:11 - 83: One More Time - 8:17 - 84: R.P.G - 8:22 - 85: Rabbit Stew - 8:28 - 86: SkaczÑcy_Baranek (Jumping Lamb) - 8:34 - 87: Sleepwalker - 8:40 - 88: Somiumstrike 2 - 8:46 - 89: Spacebar - 8:52 - 90: Spacefest - 8:58 - 91: Streetwise - 9:04 - 92: Super Stun n Run - 9:10 - 93: Zoomstar Megaracing Maximum - 9:18 - 94: Puzlox 2 - 9:24 - 95: Cavern Tale - 9:30 - 96: Crystal Towers - 9:36 - 97: Mini 01 - 9:42 - 98: Machines Of Destruction - 9:50 - 99: Roly Poly Pumpkin - 9:56 - 100: My First Skydiving Acadamy - Music: 1: Johan Hargne - "Boss Theme" for Coal (Unfinished) 2: Josh Whelchel - "Welcome To The Jungle" For Bonesaw 3: Josh Whelchel - "I Saw The Saw" For Bonesaw 4: Joakim Sandberg - "Petals" For Noitu Love 2 Download Links: http://www.oldmanclayton.com/download_links.txt Be sure to check out www.create-games.com AKA "The Daily Click"

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Adventure Game Studio [AGS] Developers 

Adventure Game Studio is a popular game development tool, mainly used to create point'n'click adventure games of varying quality. It has also been used to develop an occasional non-adventure game, although it is generally not suited for this.
Anarcho
Talented AGS developer, responsible for the darkly humorous Emily Enough.
Ben Chandler
Respected AGS developer, responsible for a variety of games, including Man Boy vs Doctor Sock and Shoot, I Got Abducted!
Ben Croshaw
Popular AGS developer, responsible for games ranging from puzzle platformers to point'n'click adventures. Games developed include 1213 and 5 Days a Stranger.
Crystal Shard
Responsible for the creation of a couple of rather popular AGS adventure games including A Tale of Two Kingdoms.
Erin Robinson
Responsible for Nanobots and Spooks, two popular AGS adventure games.

Interview with Erin Robinson
Mordalles
An experienced and well known AGS developer, responsible for the popular Duty and Beyond.
Shane Stevens / ProgZmax
Experienced AGS developer, responsible for Mind's Eye and Limey Lizard: Waste Wizard!

Interview with Shane Stevens

Blitz Developers 

Blitz is another popular development tool, used by many indie game developers.
Foppy Games
A guy that develops various games using Blitz Basic.
Jayenkai
Interesting Blitz developer that attempts to develop one game per week. Responsible for Alien Deathmatch among others.
Joseph William Lesko
Quirky game developer, responsible for Non-Stop Action Hero and Speed Thrasher.
Wiebo de Wit / White Noise
Wiebo de Wit. Responsible for the development of Thrust Xtreme and Grid Assault.
Zolyx Games
Indie developer, responsible for developing Poing! PC and Millenipede.

Flash Developers 

Flash is an extremely popular game development tool, used by a wide variety of indie game devs. Some focus on quality.
Alillm
Interesting flash developer, most well known for his arena shmups and collaborations with Cactus.
Amanita Design
Responsible for the popular and ridiculously quirky Samarost series.
Brad Borne
Shot to flash fame with his popular Fancy Pants Adventure series, which is a mixture of Sonic, Mario and his own unique stylings.
Edmund McMillen
Responsible for the development of a wide variety of flash games, including some experimental releases.

Interview with Edmund McMillen
Ferry Halim
Well respected flash developer of many flash 'mini-games'.
Joel Esler
Flash game developer, responsible for the ever popular game, Fold.
John Cooney / jmtb02
A one man flash development team, John Cooney is responsible for developing many flash games of varying quality.
Nitrome [Dev Team]
Ever popular, Nitrome have built a reputation for developing some quality flash games with really nice pixel art.

Interview with Matthew Annal from Nitrome [Free Games News]
Interview with Matthew Annal from Nitrome [Mochiland]
Interview with Matthew Annal from Nitrome [Casual Gameplay]
Pixeljam Games [Dev Team]
A small team, responsible for flash favourites like Gamma Bros and Ratmaze.

Interview with Pixeljam [Game Dev]
Interview with Pixeljam [Mochiland]
Interview with Pixeljam [Gamer Limit]
Interview with Pixeljam [Gamasutra]
Sophie Houlden
Responsible for a variety of small but well made games such as Ramuh-Shmoo.
Tõnu Paldra / Tonypa
A respected flash game developer, responsible for various flash games including Geartaker.

Interview with Tõnu Paldra
Tyler Glaiel
Respected flash game developer, responsible for Closure and Aether.

Various Other Developers 

A large list of indie developers, that use a mixture of tools and languages to create their games. I also put developers into this section when I am unsure about what they use to develop their games.

Adam Saltsman / Adam Atomic
Established indie game developer, responsible for various games, including the popular Gravity Hook and FATHOM.
Anna Anthropy / dessgeega
Major release freeware games seemed to be developed with Game Maker, although has been known to use other tools.

Interview with Anna Anthropy
Binary Zoo [Dev Team]
A team. Best known for the development of Mono and Echoes.
Brian van Bruggen
Relatively unknown game developer. Has created a couple of interesting games, such as Spees Kwalas and Free Ice Cream.
Craig Forrester / Ishisoft
A guy named Craig Forrester, responsible for his beautiful remake of Pushover.
Daniel Benmergui
Game developer that creates small, cute, experimental games such as I Wish I Were the Moon.

Interview with Daniel Benmergui
Dark Castle Software
Responsible for retro-styled gems such as Gravitron and Prototype.
Def-Logic [Dev Team]
A developer of games that take heavy influence from arcade games of old. Games are made with DHTML but have also been ported to flash.
Derek Yu
Responsible for coding games in a range of languages from flash to C++, although his (second) most famous game to date, Eternal Daughter, was created with Multimedia Fusion.

Interview with Derek Yu [Indygamer]
Interview with Derek Yu [4 Color Rebellion]
Farbs
Responsible for developing the odd platform building platformer, Polychromatic Funk Monkey.
Foddy
Interesting indie game dev, responsible for Too Many Ninjas and Evacuation.
Free Lunch Design
Best known for Icy Tower.
Gary J Lucken / Army of Trolls
A pixel artist named Gary J Lucken, responsible for Push-Push Penguin as well as the Miniclip flash game, Acid Factory.
Georg Rottensteiner
A developer of many and varied small games, including the popular Joe Gunn, playable via a Commodore 64 emulator.
Guert
Responsible for the development of Sunset Runner.
Jacob Waldemar Buczynski
Developer of many surreal and oddball games, including Pasta Master and Cripple Apocalypse.
Jeroen Stout
Responsible for a number of interesting games, including Spider and Shards.
Jetro Lauha
Jetro Lauha is responsible for various games, including the ever popular Dismount series and Pogo Sticker among others.

Interview with Jetro Lauha [Gamers With Jobs]
Interview with Jetro Lauha [Gamasutra]
Joachim Despland-Lichtert
Indie game dev, responsible for Lost in Eldritch.
Jonathan Mak / Queasy Games
Jonathan Mak. Responsible for Gate 88.
Kenta Cho
Popular Japanese game developer, most well known for his shmups such as TUMIKI Fighters and Mu-cade.

Interview with Kenta Cho
Kian Bashiri
Developer of the humorous but controversial, You Have To Burn The Rope.
Linley Henzell
Best known for his vertically scrolling shmups such as Garden of Coloured Lights.
Mark Johns / Doomlaser
Responsible for the wonderful Multimedia Fusion platforming gem, Space Barnacle.

Interview with Mark Johns
Matt Dabrowski
Indie game developer, responsible for Between Heaven and Hell.
Metanet Software [Dev Team]
Responsible for the popular and award winning flash game, 'N'.
Mikko Oksalahti
Responsible for the development of the popular Kumoon.
Nenad Jalsovec
Responsible for the development of an excellent remake of Knot in 3D, called Counterclockwise.
Nigoro [Dev Team]
Responsible for one of the most popular and iconic indie games of all time, LA-MULANA as well as other smaller titles such as Death Village.
Noel Berry
A relatively unknown indie game developer that mainly develops his games in Gamemaker at present.
Origami Hero
A guy named Bernhard, best known for the development of A Game With a Kitty and its sequel. Uses Multimedia Fusion to create his games.
OUEO Factory [Dev Team]
Highlight: Debrysis. Other works include Beltality.
Petri Purho
An indie developer that attempts (and has succeeded on many occasions) to produce one quickly prototyped game per month.

Interview with Petri Purho
P.H.F.
Responsible for a stylish arena shmup called Globot Wars.
Phil Hassey
Responsible for various small indie videogame projects, including Barbie Seahorse Adventures.
Piste Gamez [Dev Team]
Responsible for Pekka Kana 2 and Q-Lat 2.
Pumpkin Games
Responsible for Doppelganger and Sumo.
Robert Fearon
Responsible for the awesome War Twat and G-Force.
RPG Creations [Dev Team]
Develop in Game Maker along with Official Hamster Republic RPG Creation Engine. You can find Missing and Fedora Spade here for your playing pleasure.
Senile Team [Dev Team]
A team of developers, best known for creating the ever popular side-scrolling beat 'em up Beats of Rage.

Interview with Senile Team
TAGAP [Dev Team]
A small team, responsible for the development of The Apocalyptic Game About Penguins and its sequel.
Terry Cavanagh
Indie game dev, responsible for Squish, a 2d 'de-make' of a game called Crush.

Interview with Terry Cavanagh
The Proper Undead [Dev Team]
Responsible for the popular game, Skullpogo.
Tim Winsky
Mainly develops his games with Multimedia Fusion. Responsible for Mysterious Floating Something.
Tomas Pettersson
Interesting developer, responsible for a wide variety of small games from Ludum Dare entries to flash games.
Tom Beaumont
Game developer, responsible for Staroid and Ropor.
Tom Sennett / Coolmoose
Responsible for a wide variety of small, quirky games created with Game Maker and more recently, flash.
William Broom
Responsible for 'In 60 Seconds', which will probably be the shortest Metroidvania you will ever play.

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