Can someone remember me the name of this game?

Same dilemma as Shank. Indie devs, non-indie publishers

And so it's not indie :P the definition is that you're indie when you're not supported by a majors.

In the music industry, there's three majors: Warner, Sony, Universal (there were five but most other majors were bought out). If you're supported by a major, you're a label (EMI belongs to Universal since november 2011 for example - they've become a label) and if you're left out of this, you're indie - or independent.

Also, if you reader decide to make music, look up how majors treat their potential artists first. We all know the artist only makes 1 euro out of every 14 euro album sold (sometimes even less), but what happens when you're not yet hired is some crazy shit (which is why going indie is a nicer alternative).

Anyway, back to the topic. It should work the same way in video games: if you're supported by any other studio, you're not indie in the video game world. To be indie, you need to support the costs yourself, without needing a publisher.

What I'm getting at is that if you want to make a video game, reader, you should find out what your country does. In Canada for example the State tries to fund video games. In France there's about 4 million euros going into indie video game projects every year, and if you've got a good project, you could be eligible.

PS: this reply is not especially meant for you Kizirious... it just had to go to someone :P