I recently sat down with Dylan White, the creator of Rift Wizard. to explore uncommon game design wisdom, how to create good difficulty curves, and what it takes to "make it" as an indie dev. youtu.be/q5VFrRGCX6M #gamedesign #indiedev

I did not expect to get here this quickly!! Thanks everyone for the support. I'm super excited for the next chapter!

Thanks to Below The Stone➡️MAGfest for the fascinating game design convo! youtu.be/LDoK1ugiuug?si…

Finally crossed 900 reviews! I never thought I'd get this far :)

The more time you spend making your game, the more copies you have to sell to break even. You can make a healthy living selling fewer copies if you make your games faster.

What I learned this month as a Full-Time Indie Game Dev: - Your game is an asset that you'll own forever. You can always start marketing it again in the future - Every year millions of new players join Steam. Some % of them would love your game, but they haven't heard of it

My Autobattler tasks for today: - make the DPS Meter support showing the enemy team’s DPS too - add an upgrade log so you can see what your opponent is investing in - make a recoloring shader so the enemy team can have different colors - integrate more animations

Adding some nice outlines for selected units. really happy with how that looks

Turns out color mapping was harder than I anticipated but I did it! He kinda looks like a Night Elf now

Color remapping complete! Now units on the enemy team will be easy to distinguish

The earlier was just a hue-shift for testing, this is what they'll ultimately look like:

8.6% CTR BABY!!! I've been really struggling with packaging and this is a big step in the right direction for me