This document discusses why indie game developers should consider developing hyper-casual games. It provides a brief history of hyper-casual games, noting their rise in popularity from 2013 onward. It argues that hyper-casual games are no longer just about mobile, as their mechanics can be adapted to other platforms. The document advises indies to start small, simplify control schemes, invest minimally in initial prototypes, and work with publishers to test concepts before fully developing games. It suggests reimagining existing hit games in hyper-casual form as a smart strategy for indies.