Anyone have insight to what Aaron is asking It 's something I 'm also curious of...I feel like I 've been pulling out all the stops w.r.t. getting the game noticed and the only thing that could go a step further is actually releasing the game.
Ah, really relating to this right now. It 's a weird feeling to be doing all of it, but you get used to it after a while. Just need to be persistent and kind. r n r nI am curious as to the best way to build a fan base...indiedb ...
I hope no one actually tries to design their games intentionally around the recently greenlit games to try and get it on Steam. r n r nWe need more of every genre on Steam. But in that lies responsibility in the devs from the various genres/cross genres to work their ...
This is always good general advice to live by. Greenlight isn 't replacing much of my marketing effort for Anodyne. It 's more of an extra link to point people to. It 's nice for some people to see the game on greenlight, but the most you get there is ...
It sounds like he 's complaining about people not seeing Kickstarter the same way he does...he 's got a lot of experience, but I can 't imagine involving backers in the design process heavily could ever be a good idea. It 's just one large bet, and with nothing concrete, ...
It 's a really nice thing. Only 7 hours and my game Anodyne 's gotten a lot of positive comments - probably not enough to get accepted, but the exposure is nice and motivating. A lot of buddies have been saying positive things about the system as well. r n ...
There might be some common winners, but I 'd expect the winners wouldnt be the same due to differences in audience. And will probably confirm the notion of mainstream flash audiences disliking less addictive games at least a little . Game jam games tend to be more nicely voted upon, ...
I am not claiming to know anything about that that 200m, but I wanted to note that it 's funny what sums of money can do. 200m could result in 1,000 innovative and creative games.... 200,000 is enough for a decent living making games for 3-4 years for two people, ...
