Game Focus writes: "Today we sit down with Steve Taylor from Developer NinjaBee. You might remember them better as the creators of XBLA and PC games such as Cloning Clyde and Outpost Kaloki.
ATC 1982: How and when was NinjaBee formed and what were your expectations when starting?
Steve: We formed NinjaBee in 2004 as an independent branch of our contract-work-only company, Wahoo Studios. We were hitting serious roadblocks trying to get someone to publish Outpost Kaloki, so we formed NinjaBee so we could publish it on our own. We knew it would be exciting and challenging to run our own self-publishing studio, and it has definitely been all that and more!"
"Happy Wednesday everyone! and welcome back to another delicious, tantalizing, and sensual offering of Mandate Radio, which could also be described as Indie Games AAA’s premier podcast. In other words, you are in for a treat. Pete and Franky get right back at it in what may be the most recent episode of Mandate Radio yet, where they final close the book on ‘DOTA 2′ conversations. They then talk ‘Avatar Trials’, ‘Legend of Grimrock’, ‘Gnomoria’, ‘A Kingdom of Keflings’, and ‘Kerbal Space Program’. For the news, the guys jump into the PS4 release feet first. Then, they finish off with a fresh rando section, which ends up a bit off-kilter from the norm. The result is a medley of fun and man love. Enjoy!"
Hardcore Gamer: NinjaBee Bundle gives you five games for 1600 MS Points – down from 3600 for the games separately. The included games are A World of Keflings, Band of Bugs, Ancients of Ooga, Cloning Clyde, and Outpost Kaloki X.
Indie developer NinjaBee has announced that it will be debuting a new game at PAX East later this week titled Nutjitsu. A playable "in-development build" will be demoed at the developer's booth.
NinjaBee will also be hosting demo builds of the Windows 8 and Wii U versions of its popular city building game A World of Keflings. The developer will even give away a copy of the PC version of A Kingdom for Keflings for players who demo any of the games at their booth.
Indie games are becoming some of my favorites... great games that are much cheaper... not as much content, but still good gameplay experiences for less cheese. I'd rather pay for 5 or six good indie games rather than spend $60 on one crap game.
