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Quick Answer: What Makes a Game "Indie"?
An indie game is a video game created by independent developers without the financial or creative control of a major publisher. At its core, it's about creative independence—not budget size, art style, or team size.
Key characteristics: - Independence: Creative control remains with the developers - Team size: Typically 1-30 people (e.g., Among Us was created by 3 developers) - Funding: Self-funded, crowdfunded, or small publisher support - Distribution: Primarily digital platforms like Steam, Epic Games Store, itch.io
If you think indie games are just low-budget, pixel-art games, that's a common misconception. While some indie games fit that description, the indie gaming landscape now encompasses AAA-quality graphics, diverse genres, complex narratives, and multi-million dollar budgets—all while maintaining creative independence.
Moreover, they encompass many genres, such as action, RPG, puzzle, simulation, and visual novels, and most don't require
A Powerwash is Chrome OS's term for a factory reset. This process removes all local data from your Chromebook and returns it to its out-of-box state—exactly as it was when you first turned it on.
This guide explores how AI influences each stage of video production and where human oversight remains essential—marking the distinction between creative assistance and complete control.
Screen discolouration appears as yellowing, shadows, or uneven colours on your display. Common causes include:
Remote and hybrid work are a permanent part of 2026. That means home networks now handle company data, meetings, and credentials every day. A home Wi-Fi setup once only needed to support streaming. Now, it functions as an extension of the workplace.
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AI hardware accelerators are specialised processors that handle AI workloads faster and more efficiently than general-purpose CPUs. The three main types — NPUs for on-device AI in laptops and PCs, TPUs for large-scale machine learning in the cloud, and GPUs for versatile AI development and graphics rendering — each serve different users and different needs. Understanding how they differ will help you determine which one is right for you, or whether you need one at all.
In this guide, we'll explain the meaning of NPU from scratch. We will explain what an NPU is in comparison to CPUs and GPUs, show you real-world examples of what an NPU actually does, and help you determine whether you should consider one for your next laptop. No technical knowledge is necessary.
In this guide, we break down the top seven emerging cybersecurity risks affecting real consumers and explain how to protect your devices from hackers using practical steps.
Business printing remains time-consuming and error-prone for many organisations. Manual order processing, fragmented email coordination, and inconsistent workflows create inefficiencies that drain productivity and increase costs.
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