Indie Freaks Discovery Site Launches With Cross-Store Price Comparison
The renewal turns Indie Freaks' site into a practical cross-platform shopping tool, letting players compare store prices and wait for sales on their preferred hardware.
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Indie support team Indie Freaks renewed its official website on August 4, launching Indie Freaks Discovery, a Japanese-language game discovery feature. The site lets users compare prices across Steam, Nintendo Store, PlayStation Store, and Microsoft Store, check price history, and see Japanese language support and Steam evaluation status. It lists over 100,000 titles.
Indie Freaks, a Tokyo-based indie game support company established in 2003, replaced its main page with the new discovery feature. The site is led by YouTube streamer LayerQ, who has covered the indie scene for 15 years. Beyond price comparison, the top page organizes new Steam games introduced on official social media, staff-recommended masterpieces, and popular games at each store. A login feature syncs Steam wishlists and owned titles, and the company also opened an online store selling merchandise like pin badges and mouse pads.
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