Is working for years on a single project worth it? I actually just asked this question to Edmund McMillen and his dev partner Tyler Glaiel (who have spent 6 years on a cat-breading game) and their answer was... well.

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Chris Zukowski, an indie game marketing master, and I talk about why small games matter, why friend slop is a good thing, and so much more.

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I chat with the brilliant mind behind Cultic, a boomer shooter with a cult following.

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What is it about making games that always results in crunch and delays?► Learn how to make a game studio from your bedroom, free► Wishlist Twisted Tower*And btw, I don't do this every day. It's definitely been way more frequent, and I hope it slows down!

What exactly is a "bad" game on Steam?

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I chat about my why I'm making a horror game as a Christian, and whether this is "bad"...► Learn how to make a game studio from your bedroom, free► Wishlist Twisted Tower► What I believe

So. After 4 years of polishing my indie game Twisted Tower... sometimes I wonder if it would make better sense to just drop the project. So, I did a beta test. Here are the results...

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If you wanna start making your first game... watch this!

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Here's why so many game devs want to make games, but never finish them.

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