We’ve got four different modes when making games. They’re roughly equivalent to Bartle’s Player Types, but they’re bigger and deeper than the killer/achiever/socializer/explorer model. These are modes of operating, not personality types. You probably function heavily in one of these modes, but you are capable of being great in each mode. This is not a …
We’ve accumulated a huge spreadsheet of publishers along with contact info, it’s here to save you a ton of time if you need a publisher: Here’s the link to the full spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qs_I1vKDuc92_atmWuA-9LfojMgQcmAmgxTgBhxHQWI/edit?usp=sharing Let us know if we’ve missed any indie game publishers (or if you find out-of-date info) and we’ll improve this resource for …
If you’re making a 2D game, you’d better start thinking about depth early. If you don’t communicate depth properly, you risk creating a flat-looking game – or worse: you’ll create ambiguous depth that will frustrate the player and distract them from the game. So, how do you create the illusion of depth in your game? …
