Indiebox (for the physical copy die-hards)

[cimerians]

Cripes:

 

http://kotaku.com/company-wants-to-bring-back-the-good-old-days-of-pc-gam-1586338674?utm_campaign=Socialflow_Kotaku_Twitter&utm_source=Kotaku_Twitter&utm_medium=Socialflow

 

"Sure, it's easy to get an indie game on Steam, or in a Humble Bundle, or however, but that's not the point of IndieBox. The point of IndieBox is that you don't just get a game, you get to partake in the physical experience of getting a fancy new PC game, a pleasure that's been dead for well over a decade now.P

 

By fancy I don't mean a DVD case and a slip of paper. I mean a proper PC gaming box, like we used to get, in the good old days. IndieBox is acting as a physical publisher for a range of indie games, and their first title is Teslagrad, a Steampunk platformer that was first released last year."

 

Here they are:

https://www.theindiebox.com/

 

 

Insane.

 

[HammR25]

I don't remember paying for PC games via subscription.

[Metal Ghost]

I don't know....it sounds like a fun little thing, if it's executed well. Something like this isn't about getting a game on the cheap, it's about that extra little 'something', in this case supporting the collecting vibe that so many of us enjoy.