Only in japan.

Not really indie but funny none the less. Sarah jack’n choppers and Obama jack’n tanks.

From: kotaku.com

Here’s a good time waster. It’s classic Space Invaders with physics implemented.

Play it at: nekogames.jp

Description
The End Of The Civilization Has Arrived. The scientists developed a terrible virus that which had the terrible goal to reduce the overpopulated earth in a half, but the virus mutated and only 1% of the human beings survived to the exposure, almost the 90% of the population died and the rest mutated on horrible forms.

In the middle of nowhere John and Sam are two of the survivors, their only weapon available is a bat and many balls. Surrounded by thousands of these mutated human zombies their only hope is resist.

Instructions
Resist the waves of zombies and try to cut the maximum number of heads to beat the high score:

* Use key “A” to use primary bat
* Use key “S” to use secondary bat

Play it at: freecreationgames.net

Here are some short, interesting animations from Ryosuke Tei, they’re worth the watch even though the first two are MTV commercials.

“Freelance creative designer Ryosuke Tei has done a few animated motion IDs for MTV Asia/China that are inspired by Saiyuki (”Journey to the West“), the classic Chinese adventure novel about a monk’s trek to India in search of Buddhist texts.

In the first video, followers of the monk Genjo Sanzo (Xuanzang) psychically transmit a message from the Buddha urging him to go west.

The second one introduces the three protectors that accompany Sanzo on his quest: the powerful monkey king Son Goku (Sun Wukong), the gluttonous and libidinous pig Cho Hakkai (Zhu Bajie) and the river ogre Sa Gojo (Sha Wujing).

Check Tei’s YouTube page for more animated shorts, including this music video for French electronica artist DJ Missill’s “Forward,” which features a giant guitar-playing robo-rabbit that frees the oppressed minds of jackbooted soldiers.

The video was produced by Furi Furi Company, the creative design agency Tei established and directed for 10 years before going freelance in 2008.”

Source: pinktentacle.com

Recycle artist Masataka Koike creates realistic-looking marine life sculptures from used wooden chopsticks. This octopus, which took eight months to complete, is made of 2,000 chopsticks.

Source: pinktentacle.com

The game is decent and has been released for free, if you’re a fan of TD games then you’ll like this one too, but be prepared for a really hard TD at that.

Get it here: defense.ixchels.net