This week’s Wishlist Wednesday has a local spotlight. Over the weekend, IGDA San Diego hosted Demo Days, bringing together developers from across the San Diego indie game scene to showcase what they have been building. This week, we are highlighting three San Diego-based games that presented during the event. From bone-crunching martial arts action to … Read more
So where have we been for the last two weeks? Alaska. We took some time off and went on a cruise, which meant a short break from our day jobs, game development, and posting articles. Alaska is beautiful this time of year, and we also had a chance to stop in Victoria, B.C. in Canada. … Read more
This week was less about building—and more about figuring out what comes next. After several weeks of focused development, I took a step back to evaluate the direction of No One Leaves the Field. While there weren’t major new systems or features added, this week was critical for planning the next phase of the game. … Read more
Every so often, a few upcoming indie titles start to separate themselves from the crowd—not just because they look promising, but because they feel like future community favorites in the making. This week’s picks highlight three ambitious projects with strong identities, striking mechanics, and serious wishlist momentum. If you enjoy Metroidvanias, roguelites, or build-driven action games, these … Read more
Fear Friday is our weekly dive into indie horror that lingers long after you close the game. We focus on psychological tension, isolation, and stories that unsettle rather than overwhelm. This week, we’re stepping into the forests of Ashwood Creek, where mysterious radio signals cut through the static — and something in the dark might … Read more
We’re kicking off the year with updates to Indie Sagas, the launch of our first Arcade game, and continued progress across our current projects. Indie Sagas Content Updates We’re refining how we share content moving forward. Wishlist Wednesday and Fear Friday continue New indie game spotlights publish on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with occasional additional spotlights … Read more
This will be our final post of 2025, and what a year it’s been. 2025 was intense, creative, exhausting, and incredibly rewarding for Digital Sagas. We shipped demos, re-scoped projects, learned new skills, launched a brand-new site, and laid the groundwork for what will be our first full commercial release. This devlog is a look back … Read more
After taking a short break for Thanksgiving, both the Indie Sagas site and our internal development schedule are officially back in motion. Even with the downtime, we’ve made meaningful progress across our projects—starting with No One Leaves the Field. 🧿 Demo Updates & Player Feedback We received our first Steam review for the demo this … Read more
This week was all about planning—the quiet but crucial part of game development where systems, story beats, and worldbuilding finally lock into place. With the demo out in the wild, we shifted deeper into shaping the full game experience for No One Leaves the Field. Expanding the World A major focus this week was laying … Read more
As autumn deepens and the last of the harvest fades, the field remains alive. No One Leaves the Field continues to draw new players — and this week, we’ve seen more brave souls venture into the cursed wheat, uncovering its secrets and sharing their experiences. Watching the community engage with the game has been one … Read more