With these quick changes, is there any dropout I mean as you mentioned in your article there was change in a story as well as game play. So when existing player come across these changes, are there any dropouts And how exactly you marketed new changes to existing members
I was into business development in one of the gaming company during start of my career. Though I was not into development side but often we were supposed to interact with developers to make sure everything is on track. That was the time when I was very much busy exploring ...
I believe rather than looking from monetization angle, small developers or starting indie developer like me should be focusing gameplay rather than monetization. Being a start its important to understand what gamers wants to play. So our initial focus should be on gameplay and not money. As such market is ...
I think level designer work becomes more complicated once the game progresses specially with respect to game difficulty. I mean, its hard to figure out what should be the difficult at the start and how progressively it should move up.
So true. I 'm indie game developer and there so many pending project in my work folder. My brother also love doing game development as a hobbyist and we often come up to discussion on doing more to existing project or scratch this project and start doing new one. Luckily ...
