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New Site Launched: Pixel Prospector
News posted 30th July, 2009 by Jon Lambert
Just today, a new site has been launched to the interwebs with the goal of highlighting upcoming indie games with promising prospects, and that site is... Pixel Prospector! Started by Simon Kaizen of the TIGsource forums, the site includes many good-looking games including some featured here on The Daily Click, such as Strife's Jade Phoenix and Klayman's Karma: The Game. Each game and developer is given a page with information about them. You'll find much to play here! From Simon himself: Hi everyone, after working the last few weeks on this project i can now finally launch the site which is based on the promisingly good freeware games in development thread. if you as a developer or site visitor should know about any updates it would be nice when you mention them either in the comments or by letting me know otherwise to keep the site up to date - together. Click here to visit Pixel Prospector! Tweet

Posted by nim

30th July, 2009

Thanks for pointing this out, I hadn't noticed it before. Nice website! I'll definitely keep an eye on this. TIGsource mostly seems to avoid covering MMF games, for some reason.

Posted by Guru Rinpoche

30th July, 2009

Site looks great! Very smooth-like....

Posted by Marko

31st July, 2009

Very nice indeed - another great site that i didn't know about. I'm a bit of an internet hermit...

Posted by Jon Lambert

31st July, 2009

Well, there is the fact that "Just today,"...

The site's been in the works for a few weeks now and just got launched today.

Posted by Marko

31st July, 2009

No, i really don't look very deep for gaming sites on the 'net. I rarely look at TIGsource and Indiegamer and i wouldn't have known about this for years if you hadn't have said anything!

Posted by Klayman

31st July, 2009

Love the site (and not just because you have my game on there). It looks sharp and the navigation is simple.

Posted by Johnny Look

31st July, 2009

very cool idea, the only thing I don't like is the name.
At first I thought it was a community site for pixel artists, the name doesn't sound like a freeware games site at all.

Posted by Klayman

31st July, 2009

good domain names are hard to come by these days...

Posted by Dr. James MD

31st July, 2009