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Foxtale Demo (Remastered) and Masters of the Galaxy (Early Access): two games, two discs, one case, on pre-order
Two games from the studio that runs the workshop, on two discs in one case, on pre-order, and every copy carries a number.
The Sunset Guarantee: if we go away, the disc still plays
A disc is a copy you hold, not a licence that can be switched off.
The Indie Fund: a dollar from everything we sell, back into the scene
Every time something sells here, a dollar of the workshop's own share goes into the Indie Fund, and more as the price goes up. A buyer can tip it at checkout.
Films on Blu-ray or DVD, made by hand like the games
The workshop that makes game discs now makes films the same way: one copy at a time, when someone orders one, with the menu and the chapters a film disc should have.
Albums on CD you can hold, made when someone orders one
An audio CD that plays in anything, with the track names on the disc itself, in a jewel case with a front insert and a tray card.
The public-domain films and television: work whose copyright has run out, on discs made by hand
Films, television and shorts whose copyright has run out, made by hand like every disc here. No music.
Choose your cover: more than one front for every public-domain disc, like a comic
Every public-domain disc comes with three covers, each a real frame from the film itself; the buyer picks the one they want when they order.
wetheindies.com: official PC discs, made by hand, no minimums
A new site, faster, safer and built to expand: a shop, and a door for developers. Send the game, and a disc is made when someone buys one.
Storefronts. Physical gaming unites!
A studio, a publisher or a shop that makes or sells physical games gets its own home on We The Indies: a page with its logo, banner and colours, and the releases it chooses to show, at one address.
Rialto 1.5: the disc maker, free and open source, with a signed executable
The software that turns a finished Windows game into a menu, an installer, a disc icon and a disc image, now with a signed executable and no Python to install.