And Yet It Moves News from N4G

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  And Yet It Moves! Update Released

  Broken Rules has released the latest version of their puzzle platformer And Yet It Moves! Out now and available for download for owners on The Patches Scrolls. The patch brings several bug fixes and other improvements to the indie title.

  PC - Jun 12, 2011
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  Indie Story Pack for $4.99 from Steam, Amazing Deal

  Steam is offering up an amazing Indie Story Pack sale which includes And Yet It Moves, Gish, Jolly Rover, Puzzle Agent, and Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale for a mere $5.

  PC - Nov 27, 2010
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  And Yet It Moves Update Adds Performance Improvements, Localizations

  Broken Rules has released a new update for its puzzle platformer And Yet It Moves, now available for download.

  PC - Aug 16, 2010
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  Six Award-Winning Indie Games for $20

  GamerZines: Occasionally an offer comes along where it would be professionally negligent not to let you lovely folk know about it, and this limited time bundle from some award-winning independent developers definitely falls into that category. Gamers can purchase six fantastic games for the bonkers price of $20(£13 pounds) featuring And Yet It Moves, Auditorium, Aztaka, Eufloria, Machinarium, Osmos.

  PC - Feb 15, 2010
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  And Yet It Moves Update Released

  Developer Broken Rules has released a new update for their puzzle platformer And Yet It Moves.

  PC - Nov 14, 2009
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  The Best of Indie Bundle Vol. Two 75% Off on D2D

  Direct2Drive has discounted The Best of Indie Bundle Volume 2 to the tune of 75% off the standard price. Typically going at a shade under $100, the game bundle that packs seven solid to great titles is currently being offered up for just $25, coming out to around $3.50 a game.

  PC - Nov 12, 2009
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  And Yet It Moves Update Released

  Broken Rules has released an update for it's indie platformer And Yet It Moves, now available for download.

  PC - Jul 09, 2009
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  Small, independent games deliver big value

  PC gaming isn't dead. With major PC games delayed and released with their console counterparts, like BioWare's Dragon Age: Origins, gamers can easily turn to independently made games that deliver a big bang for their buck. These indies are filling digital distributors, such as Steam and Xbox Live, in recent years, thanks to award events like the Independent Games Festival, which elevate tiny developers with no financial backing from mainstream publishers. The San Francisco Chronicle takes a look at three ...

  PC - May 11, 2009