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Pictures from IndieCade
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The closing ceremony for IndieCade was packed with people and well wishes.
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'Night in the Woods' is a game about the inevitability of death... and pizza parties.
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IndieCade award contenders filled the belly of the fire station.
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'Antimatter Matters' is a board game that mixes quantum physics with fun.
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Bloom is an interactive architectural installation that drew attention from people young and old.
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Jerry Belich paraded the Choosatron through IndieCade, offering choose-your-own-adventure opportunities to all and sundry.
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People of all shapes and sizes filled the tents, clamoring for an opportunity to test the games.
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'Assault Android Cactus' is a skill-based arcade shooter with deceptively adorable graphics.
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'Hoot Patooter' is a hot potato game that involves a fake Swedish chef and real vegetables.
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Austin Wintory provided IndieCade with live performances of some of his most famous pieces.
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Members of the public had the opportunity to check out the one the latest Samsung Gear VR headset.
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'Use of Force' utilizes virtual reality technology to immerse users in a recreation of a real-life case of police brutality.
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Many of the panels at IndieCade were held in the Ivy Theatre in Culver City, California.
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The Oculus VR trailer was easily the most eye-catching of the lot.
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'Sankofa Says' in an installation that looks to capture the joy of "of myth-busting, of finding new things, of exploring a place, and even of encountering a few juicy lies."
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Not every game showcased in IndieCade used cutting-edge technology.
