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GameLoading: Rise of the Indies is a feature documentary exploring the world of indie game developers – their craft, their games, their dreams, and how they have forever changed the landscape of games culture. Disrupting the big-budget industry, indie games have altered the art form through their innovative, varied and personal games. Small teams of passionate and creative developers are offering an alternate voice to players. GameLoading captures this pivotal point in history, where video games have become more personal than ever before.

Featuring: Davey Wreden (The Stanley Parable), Rami Ismail (Vlambeer), Christine Love (Analogue: A Hate Story), Tale Of Tales (The Path), Zoe Quinn (Depression Quest), Robin Arnott (SoundSelf), Trent Kusters (Armello), Mike Bithell (Thomas Was Alone), Ryan Green (That Dragon, Cancer) and many more.

GameLoading: Rise of the Indies comes in two sizes - Film Only and Member's Bundle

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Receive the film with English Closed Captioning. More language captions coming soon.

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The Member's Bundle includes
1. The Film
2. Hours of Extra Video Content
3. Original soundtrack by Tim Shiel
4. GameLoading eBooK by Michael Irving

We have hours of Extra Video Content that we are packaging into Short Films, plus two 20 min Micro Documentaries. These two Micro Documentaries explore the creators of Dwarf Fortress, and Japanese Indie Culture, and will be released within the next twelve months.

Extra Video Content includes
6 short videos at launch
A new short video added every month
2 Micro Documentaries added in the next twelve months
Director's Cut (TBC)

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Title: GameLoading: Rise of the Indies
Production:
StudioBento
Distributor:
StudioBento
Release Date: 21 Apr, 2015
Country: Australia
Video Resolution: 1080p(3.6GB)
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Audio: 5.1 Surround
Contains: Adult Language
Running Time: 93 minutes

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OS: Windows 7
Processor: Intel Core 2 or AMD equivalent
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 200 MB available space
Additional Notes: Network Bandwidth of 5Mbps for 540p, 3Mbps for 360p.

English,French,Italian,German,Arabic,Dutch,Finnish,Norwegian,Portuguese,Russian,Swedish

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Great movie that gives good insight in the life of indie developers. I actually really Liked GameLoading: Rise of the Indies. I read a lot of reviews before commiting to the purchase and, after actually seeing the movie, I feel as though a large majority of the people who wrote those reviews either didn't watch the whole movie (If watch it at all), Had a pre-conceived idea of what the movie was about, were disappointed in that it did not speak enough about one topic or antoher or, were just complaining about the steam video service itself....
Not every bad review falls into this but, most seemed to.

This movie is not Indie Game: The movie. I don't feel like it try's to be either. I also feel like this movie does not try to dive to deeply into one topic or antoher, but simply gives a narrative as to what is happening with indie games, Why indie developers do what they do and briefly talks about some of the hurdles, challanges, hardships and rewards that indie developers face. It also talks about the indie comunity and the good and dark sides to that community, although I'll admit the film mostly talks about the former of those two sides.

All together, I found the film very enjoyable and a good watch. It may not have been super informative but, I still recomend it. A very good film about video games. But I want to briefly address some of the issues raised by negative reviewers of the film.

Anyone can see these are relatively good, and for the most part humble, people. People like Pugh of Stanley Parable and others question whether they really deserve this praise they are receiving. I will concede that a surprising number of them have pink hair. Not a fashion choice I'd go with but hey, incredibly I am capable of tolerating this.

Other than some questionably disparaging comments about Assassin's Creed in one interview, there is nothing in this film that is remotely attacking mainstream video game culture. Nothing. So where is the hatred coming from?

For all you pro-Gamergaters out there who feel the need to up-rate some of these disgusting reviews: This documentary goes for 93 minutes. It focuses on Zoe Quinn and Depression Quest for a total of less than 4 of them.

Guess what, you can read who's interviewed and the games they represent on this page. If you dislike these games, then why buy the film? Why bother? Both sides of this so-called debate shoot vitriol at each-other unnecessarily. Things don't get better by describing the whole indie culture as "incestuous", when that's obviously one of the most inane terms to describe a group of people who identify with each-others ambitions and goals.

I agree that the film isn't as well-structured as it could be. Other than following Davey Wreden around there isn't much narrative; though I liked when it came to PAX everyone who had already been interviewed in their own development places congregated there, which felt like the centre of the whole film.

I highly recommend this film to the people who looking at the title and info already THINK they will like this film. You will. Its a celebration of a culture of people making games for those who are looking for something different, interesting and personal.. Very inspirational documentary. Must watch for everyone interested in making video games.. The streaming option is of very bad quality, hardly worth the price they charge for it.
I want a full refund, as it is not possible to watch properly!