Gaming for non-gamers

     Triple-A games and Indie games, two-sides of the same coin, but the latter is seldom flipped to vision.      Your common Triple-A games are produced by big budget companies such as EA, Bethesda, Valve, Activision, and the list goes on. Basically, they are the games you see being played by the majority of gamers, they are built that way, to be pumped up in public and gain a following. The Call of Duty series is one big example of a triple a game, a household name when it comes FPS (First Person Shooter) games. But to a non-gaming person, the gaming gig could seem a little bit surface level, shooter games, big blockbusters, and badass characters.  Well, that's because you/they're only looking at the surface'      Enter, the other side of the coin; Indie      Indie or got its name from the word 'independent', they are games that weren't produced by a big company nor funded by it, they are games from the gaming community them selves who happen to have a knack f