Shh Mom managed to grab an exclusive interview with Nicklas 'nifflas' Nygren, indie developer. He has developed Knytt, Knytt Stories, and many others.
Knytt Underground is a huge, wonderful game, one that offers a large, undiscovered world that comes with secret areas, new worlds, and enough rooms to keep players coming back for more. Knytt Underground may not be for everyone: anyone looking for a stronger story and more action won’t find it here. For everyone else, this is a game truly worth your time, and fun to play at home, or on the go with the Vita. Try it out, get lost, and enjoy.
I was blown away by this game. I started it a while back and keep going back to it now and then. Today I entered chapter two and became a bouncing ball! I simply did not know that this game was so diverse. I urge everyone to get this immediately.
There are swarms of free indie games out there today - Zoe Quinn asks why not collect and share collections of them like we do with music and mixtapes?
"Sharing games can be such a rewarding experience, providing that little high of showing something you care about to a person who takes to it with enthusiasm, and in this case it takes very little investment. Showing these games that I’ve collected to someone who I feel will love them is a lot like introducing two friends who would absolutely love each other if only they had met."
From the escapistmagazine:
Nicklas "Nifflas" Nygren has confirmed that Knytt Underground, sequel to popular freeware indie games, Knytt and Knytt Stories, will appear on the PS3 and Vita, alongside versions for Windows, Mac and Linux.
