Dan Morris

A row of debug PS2 consoles with names including DENNIS HOPPER (reliable, runs old games and test code), RASPUTIN (very old + dead), and JOHNNY CASH (old and unreliable).

Old photo from the PSM days. Debug PS2s were so temperamental that we had to give them names to reflect their personalities. They all had their own quirks and flaws and weird sounds they made. Some would run certain games, others wouldn't. Not pictured: Tom Cruise, the one that always worked.

The Blue Prince commissary bundle includes: The PS5 Physical Edition The Red Prince Children's Book Blue Prince Pin Set Blue Prince Keychain (blind bag) Blue Prince Basement Key Replica with Stand Blue Prince Hardbound Moleskin-style Notebook

📢ANNOUNCING THE BLUE PRINCE PHYSICAL COLLECTION📢

We're excited to reveal this collection in partnership with iam8bit that includes so much cool stuff! 👀

Go pre-order yours now: blueprince.iam8bit.com

First test print of the upcoming issue 5 cover just arrived! It’s hard to communicate just how great it looks and feels in person, but for now here’s a quick video! 🦄

A record-breaking 19,003 games were released on Steam in 2024 - up from 14,309 in 2023.

Game release competition continues ballooning year-on-year, with fewer than 500 released back in 2013.

(Read more: Gaming on Linux)

Debug #8 cover, featuring Mortis Ghost’s OFF

Beloved indie gem OFF is back!

We speak to creator @mortisghost.bsky.social about the new remaster for Nintendo Switch and Steam, what his fans mean to him, and indie development today verses 2007…

This and more in Debug #8, shipping January 21, 2025!

Pre-order now: debu.gg/8

Quang Nguyen on LinkedIn: As a firm supporter of community and in person events. I have attendedand… As a firm supporter of community and in person events. I have attendedand organised my fair share of them. They are a great way to foster belonging, share…

Did a post over on LinkedIn regarding gaming events and how much effort it is to run them, and that you really should support them the best you can, before they are all gone.

www.linkedin.com/posts/quangd...

Get your nominations in now, time is running out fast!

Don't forget our three reader-nominated categories too:

> In Case You Missed It (ICYMI)
> Subscriber's Choice
> Most Anticipated

Make sure your favourite indies don't go unnoticed!

The Year in Indie 2024

The Year in Indie 2024

The Year in Indie 2024

2 hours left!

Honestly, we don’t expect to cross the finishing line at this point, but we’d love to know how much interest there is for attempt #2

Can we be cheeky and ask for a share? Maybe, just maybe… We can do this!

www.kickstarter.com/projects/deb...

Debug Annual 2024 Collating the best and brightest indie games of 2024 (and 2023!)

We'd love to bring you this celebration of 2024 in indie gaming! More than an issue's worth of brand new content with expanded and updated features from our first 7 issues too, in a gorgeous 220-page hardback book. Please share if you can and spread the word :) x

www.kickstarter.com/projects/deb...

The demo was excellent - really looking forward to playing the full game 😃

Alastair Low and John Riggs at the Debug Awards 2024

Did you know… YOU can attend the Debug Indie Game Awards in person at Metronome, Nottingham!

21 February 2025. See you there?

Tickets: www.eventbrite.com/e/debug-indi...

Absolutely, this!

I write a regular column for @debugmag.com as well as other wonderful industry peers. Previous topics include "So You Want To Be An Indie Video Game Developer?", "The Joy of Limitations", "From the Players Perspective" and this new “What Tetris Can Teach A Game Dev”. Grab a copy, digital or physical

We're off to a great start with this - thank you to everybody who's in so far! If you love indie games, take a look...

Apparently developers are being put off submitting their games for the Debug Indie Game Awards because they assume we charge for nominations and/or trophies…

Apparently many other awards ceremonies charge quite a lot of money 🤔

To be clear, entering a game for our awards costs absolutely nothing!

Wow a quarter of the way there - thanks so much to everyone who's backed the Debug Annual so far x

This is a biggie! Literally! A 220-page Debug annual, hardback, over half of it is brand new content (it's essentially more than a whole new issue) plus expanded features from previous issues, reviews for games we missed and so much more! But we need your help to make it happen.

Here we go again! The Debug Indie Game Awards are coming on February 21st 2025 at the Nottingham Metronome. Tickets are on sale and game submissions are open NOW! See you there! #DebugAwards2025

Happy birthday!

Little Kitty, Big City's map EXPOSED! (from the editor)

#gamedev #behindthescenes #littlekittybigcity

A brand new issue of a print magazine about indie games?! Sqquuueeeeeeeeee

I was forever writing to games mags in the 90s - the buzz of seeing my name in print was unmatched! I wonder how tough it would be to get kids to engage with print these days?My daughter loves Debug and the other mags I buy but then she's grow up with me as her dad with boxes of mags everywhere 😅

That Mario 64 review is legendary!

If you’re making a game, tell us about it. We want to immortalise your work in print!

No shareholders. No mergers and acquisitions. No ChatGPT. No algorithms. Just physical pages written by real humans.

I hadn't until I read this - TY :D

update: half a million new people in the last day 🤯

welcome, いらっしゃいませ, 환영, bem-vindo! 🦋🎉

In Debug #7 Wesley LeBlanc takes a look at Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel’s new game Mewgenics, giving insight into what’s coming from the legendary indie devs!

Available as a premium quality print version, or as a DRM-free digital PDF download…

Launching October 21st: debu.gg/7