The "Indie Game Revolution" refers to the rise of independent video game developers who create and publish games without the backing of major studios. This movement has gained momentum due to advancements in technology, such as accessible game development tools and digital distribution platforms like Steam and Itch.io. These platforms allow indie developers to reach a global audience, fostering creativity and innovation in the gaming industry. Indie games often focus on unique storytelling, artistic styles, and experimental gameplay mechanics. Titles like Braid, Super Meat Boy, and Celeste exemplify the success of indie games, showcasing how smaller teams can produce critically acclaimed and commercially successful projects. This revolution has diversified the gaming landscape, offering players a wider variety of experiences.