[Seattle Indies Expo] highlighted some of the biggest divides in today’s gaming world, and particularly how different elements of modern gaming are being accepted and adapted by indie outlets versus big studios.
Clare McGrane, GeekWire
Expos like SIX, I think are crucial... Giving these indie developers [...] the chance to not just show their game - to give people a chance to play their game, to sit down and really get the developer right there next to you, talking about the game - I think is awesome.
That Guy Named John, About to Review
Though SIX's venue was small, the heart and passion you could feel in the room was enormous. [...] It was great to see fellow developers in our local area show off their latest builds of their games. As one game writer put it, 'It is like seeing all of our children grow up together'.
Starr Mazer: DSP, Gamasutra
Though PAX West is always a great privilege to attend, one of my favorite traditions during the show is attending the Seattle Indie’s Expo [...] It is a great gathering of indie gems that often go under the radar...
Josh Speer, Operation Rainfall
Friday Night Bullet Arena is a top-down multiplayer shoot-a-thon with a twist: each player only gets one bullet! You can catch your own bullet as it bounces off blocks and wraps around the screen, which'll let you fire again. Catching your bullet is good, catching other bullets is bad. Easy peasy.
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