Game communities take time to grow.

If you have fewer than 100 members, you may need to be the driving force to keep your community active.

To do so, here are 4 types of communication you can use!

If you have even written one line of code for your game, then you are already ahead of all the people, who only dream and never start.

Celebrating all the small accomplishments can be so meaningful.

It really can boost your motivation.
This is how I do it👇

Finding a healthy balance in how to market your game is just so important.

Not only for your success, but also for your mental well-being.

It's all about increasing your luck surface area.

Integrity is something I highly value.

The feature to hide the check felt inauthentic to me, so I never bought in.

It also made it impossible to understand or compare metrics.

So this will be a good change and fun one to watch.

Want to grow your game's audience on X/Twitter?

Use our checklist!

Factors affecting your social media ranking by importance:
1. Engagement
2. Relevance
3. Timeliness
4. Quality
5. Consistency

Is it really that important to have goals for your game dev career?

Here's a little case study of how incremental goals can help you (and your players).

As an example, I'll use: ✨Pokémon ✨

Want to know more?
Here's a thread 🧵👇

Today for the first time I got straight up p*rn bots in my replies.

I always try to keep my content friendly, educational and save for children. I blocked them immediately.

Our team is now expanding to different platforms as a result.

It's hard to believe in someone who doesn't believe in themselves and their project.

Some game devs go into publishing negotiations and hope for validation from the other side. It rarely works.

You need to tell them why you will be a success, not the other way around.

It's is always a blast to work on Steam capsules, especially for indie games!

Do you need one for your game?

I'll demonstrate how we approach them by showing you Outer Space Shack as an example!

Thread 👇🧵

#indiedev #gamedev

A lot of successful people I know have imposter syndrome or a need for external validation.

And then there are the ones who go even further.
Exceeding their own expectations by convincing themselves into absolute confidence in their skills.

CW // violence, blood

Ever wondered how alien anatomy works? 👽

During the past year, we collaborated on Minimally Invasive, a VR game about how to operate on aliens created by the amazing Ben Sainsbury 🧵

Love how crazy good this idea is!

Dive into the body of an alien.

Check out this amazing trailer done by Gentleland 👾