Mewgenics
store.steampowered.com
Cat-breeding tactics roguelite co-created with Edmund McMillen.
1M+ copies in first week
About Aether
Flash space-exploration game made with Edmund McMillen. Aether is a indie game makers product built by indie maker Tyler Glaiel, launched in 2008.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2008
- Category
- Indie Game Makers
- Website
- en.wikipedia.org
More products by Tyler Glaiel
The End Is Nigh
store.steampowered.com
Precision platformer co-created with Edmund McMillen.
Bombernauts
store.steampowered.com
Multiplayer bomb-battle game where players destroy the arena.
Closure
en.wikipedia.org
Puzzle platformer where only illuminated objects exist.
JabberMask
en.wikipedia.org
Voice-activated LED face mask that animates talking and smiling, funded on Kickstarter.
Aether FAQ
What is Aether?
Aether is a indie game makers product: Flash space-exploration game made with Edmund McMillen.
Who made Aether?
Aether was made by Tyler Glaiel, Programmer and designer of Closure, The End Is Nigh and Mewgenics. It launched in 2008. Tyler Glaiel has also built Mewgenics, The End Is Nigh, Bombernauts, Closure.
Is Aether still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Aether is still active and run by Tyler Glaiel at en.wikipedia.org.
Is Aether an indie game?
Yes. Aether is an indie game made by Tyler Glaiel, an independent developer, not a large studio, and released in 2008.
When was Aether made?
Aether was released in 2008 by Tyler Glaiel.
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