New Indie Games Collection on Xbox: ID@Xbox’s Indie Selects

ID@Xbox, a program by Microsoft aimed at supporting independent game developers on the Xbox platform, has recently released a new selection of Indie Games called Indie Selects. This collection is designed to promote more independent productions and was announced in blog posts on Xbox Wire. The games featured in this collection are handpicked by the ID@Xbox team and can be found in the Xbox store.

In addition to this new collection, ID@Xbox has also introduced a dedicated section on the Xbox console specifically for indie games. This new section is composed of multiple channels that rotate various topics.

The first channel, “Featured Indies,” showcases recently released independent games. These games have been tested and deemed noteworthy by the ID@Xbox team, making them highly recommended for players. It is worth noting, however, that games available through the Game Pass subscription will not be included in this section, as they already have their own dedicated area.

The second channel focuses on thematic game collections. Here, you can find unique categories such as “Games to Play with Cats” or “Games That Need Laughter in the Background.” The ID@Xbox team works hard to create regularly changing thematic sets, and players are encouraged to suggest topics through social media.

Subsequent channels will feature games from different parts of the world, including titles from various developers, games available for pre-order, and discounted sets from ID@Xbox. This will create a comprehensive center for indie games on Xbox.

The latest addition to the collections is “Indie Selects.” At the end of each month, the ID@Xbox team will select six games to be highlighted in this collection. The decisions will be based on the votes of the ID@Xbox team. The introduction of this collection is a response to the high expectations of independent creators. The curated games will also be showcased on ID@Xbox’s social media platforms through shortened reviews.

In conclusion, the authors of the post informed us that their motivation behind these efforts is simple: they love games created by independent developers and want more people to discover, purchase, and play them. This feature will undoubtedly contribute to the promotion of new indie games while also introducing us to some beloved classics.

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