Fans of independent games now have a new place to shop thanks to IndieGameStand.
The IndieGameStand store is now open for business, and a number of developer-focused titles are available for purchase. It was initially launched as a pay-what-you-want service where individual indie game releases were highlighted in four-day sales, but now they’re set at a general permanent price with over 90 games to choose from across 72 different developers.
The store aims to “greatly lower the barrier to entry for independent developers who have been stymied by Steam and other channels,” according to the organizers.
The approval process is rather painless, with a one-to-two day wait following submission. The revenue is also fairly split between 75/25 percent with developers, with a promise of expansion in services.
Source: Joystiq
