What drives us to create games, and when does it stop being just for us? I’ve been thinking about this question a lot lately—especially as someone who’s spent years covering games, and more recently, tinkering around with something myself. Nothing serious (yet?), and I’m not saying it’ll ever go public. But it’s sparked a deeper…
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Smart strategies, expert insight, and practical advice for indie devs who want to get seen—without breaking the bank. Getting people to notice your indie game takes work. There’s no big marketing team, no endless budget—just you, your game, and the challenge of making people care. The good news? You can do it. It’s all about…
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Solving a Puzzle Without All the Pieces Imagine trying to solve a puzzle, but half the pieces are missing. That’s what it feels like when I try to cover new games without proper press kits. A press kit is like a treasure box—it holds all the cool stuff about a game: pictures, videos, and essential…
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From Alpha to Release and Beyond The creation of a video game is an intricate odyssey that stretches far beyond mere coding. It’s a dynamic blend of art, technology, community input, and media influence. This article delves into the vital development stages—Alpha, Beta, Playtests, Demos, and Early Access—and highlights the crucial roles played by community…
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Which Storefront Truly Supports Indie Creators? When choosing between Steam and the Epic Games Store, gamers and developers alike weigh numerous factors. A significant consideration is the selection of indie games each platform offers. This article explores how both platforms support indie titles, featuring gameplay videos from our YouTube channel, Fix Gaming Channel, to enhance…
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