Mooneye announces nominees for this year’s Colors of Indie awards

Mooneye Studios :

For the second time, indie developer and publisher Mooneye celebrates diversity in indie games with their Colors of Indie awards. The call went out to teams representing and celebrating diversity, be it in their team or within their games and nearly 400 indie devs heard the call.


“The creativity and number of submissions had us gasping for air to be honest. We had such a hard time deciding on only 25 nominees! Picking the winners is going to be that much harder even.” says CEO Tobias Graff. The winners are going to be announced on Nov 30th, during a small indie dev get-together in Mooneye’s hometown Hamburg, Germany, and streamed live to their TikTok account @mooneyestudios

There are some true hidden gems among the nominees and we highly recommend checking out this list!

Here are the nominees:
 

Adaptory by Stormcloak Games  

Cirrus Business by Oofin Sprouts  

Crave by Hang The Eyelids  

Crypt Custodian by Kyle Thompson  

Cyber Paradise by DDmeow Games  

Fishbowl by imissmyfriends.studio  

High Times by Yangyang Mobile  

Light of Atlantis by Drown Town GbR  

Lost Twins II by Playdew  

Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island by Polygon Treehouse  

Not Involved. Vermillion by STRAYFEET  

Rapz by Spacesalad Studios  

Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER by MidBoss  

Spilled! by Lente  

Tavern Talk by Gentle Troll Entertainment

The Darkest Files by Paintbucket Games  

THE SPIRIT LIFT by prettysmart games  

The Star Named EOS by Silver Lining Studio  

The Wandering Village by Stray Fawn Studio  

Three Blades Ranch by QuailCore Games

Tikus Tales by WilK Games  

Urban Future Combat by Team Dash Games  

Weyrdlets by Weyrdworks  

Where Birds Go to Sleep by Quiet Little Feet  

Yes,Your Grace: Snowfall by Brave At Night
 

For more info on all the nominees, please visit:

https://www.mooneyestudios.com/colorsofindie
 

The small team at Mooneye not only supports diversity not only with their Colors of Indie awards, but also in their own games that often feature female or queer protagonists and topics.