After I learned everything there is about the human bone, I decided it would be more fun to blow up digital worlds.
It's funny how "forever game" used to mean "game that is eternally stuck in development hell and eats its developers" and now it means "game that you can play forever, because it keeps getting updates that eat its developers"
The one constant is the consumption of the people that work on them, I guess...
so let me share this three year old classic of mine about why you shouldn't listen to 'business Indies'.
Here's a quote from it:
If you’re in a similar boat as me. You make games mostly on your own, your disposable income is next to non-existent and the kinds of games you make happen to be in a kind of crowded genre: Please, please ignore 90% of advice about selling games on Steam you find on the Internet. Most of it, doesn’t acknowledge that you actually exist and therefore whatever information it has, is most likely not applicable to your situation.
