> Indie is not an aesthetic I suppose, but it rolls off the tongue way better than "not triple-A", which I think is in the ballpark of what most people are sho

> Indie is not an aesthetic I suppose, but it rolls off the tongue way better than "not triple-A", which I think is in the ballpark of what most people are shooting for when they use "indie" to indicate an aesthetic or vibe. The technical status of a game or developer as independent is very rarely relevant to me, except as a signal that they are more likely to produce games that exhibit the "indie" vibe.