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Israeli Indie #3 - Wheelborn

Israeli Indie #3 - Wheelborn

How does an Israeli animator with no coding background create a fully realized indie game? Alex Klexber went from making YouTube videos and stop-motion films to developing Wheelborn, an open-world game about car-like creatures. In this interview, he shares his journey, the mistakes he did and lessons he learned.

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Israeli Indie #2 - Prickle

Israeli Indie #2 - Prickle

Four Israeli developers—Ori Brusilovsky, Shaked Lotan, Sahar Zehavi, and Ido Adler—participated in a Game Jam and created Prickle, a grid-based puzzle game. What began as a 72-hour game jam project would later be sold to be published online, expanded into a full game and eventually earn the title of Best Godot Puzzle Game of 2024. We met with Shaked, Ori and Sahar to talk about their incredible journey

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Israeli Indie #1 - World of Goo

Israeli Indie #1 - World of Goo

We're excited to kickstart this new newsletter, celebrating Indie games and game makers from Israel. This time, we're publishing a long lost interview with Ron Carmel, co-creator of the groundbreaking indie game World of Goo.

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