Splitplay!

GOG.com (Good Old Games) sells classic PC games through their download service at a low price, without DRM, and updated to run on the latest versions of Windows and other systems.

Buy a bundle of games, you decide the price, and support charity in the process.

itch.io gives you the ability to design a page where people can download games you have uploaded. You can optionally put a minimum price on your game (which can be 0), giving people the opportunity to pay you what they think you deserve. All files and images are hosted on itch.io so you don’t need to worry about building a website or storing your game anywhere.

Desura is a digital distribution service for gamers, putting the best games, mods and downloadable content at your fingertips and ready to play.

G2A is an online marketplace (akin to eBay) for video games on a wide variety of platforms such as Steam, uPlay, Origin, Xbox and PlayStation. Both G2A and community members sell a wide variety of games on G2A, at prices which tend to be significantly less then standard prices.

Buy awesome games. Pay a fraction of the retail price!

Buy a bundle of games, you decide the price, and support charity in the process.

A digital distributor for video games.

Buy and download games instantly for PC and Mac.

Cubic Bundle is a new game bundle site by Cubic Pie. Steam, Indiegamestand, itch.io games and promos.

IndieGameStand is a different kind of indie gaming bundle and promotional website. Our site is about featuring and promoting a new independent game every 96 hours (4 days) for gamers to purchase at a discounted price. That's a new Pay-What-You-Want game sale every few days. The best part is that any game you purchase will be yours to keep forever and stored in your game wallet on our site.

DotEmu offers DRM-free classic PC games like Raptor, Moto Racer, Gobliiins, Broken Sword, Commandos and more classic retro games for cheap.Most games are offered in multi-language flavor, which makes them a great GoG alternative.

We want to give REAL indie developers a chance to show their work. It seems the definition of indie game developer has... changed over the last few years. Today, we see guys with big offices, several published games (some even by Sony or Nintendo) and ten, twenty employees call themselves indies and we slowly shake our heads. See, we feel that while these guys are small devs, they are not exactly *indies* anymore.