Posts tagged blogging therapy
The value of money
Jul 4th
If you can’t sell a game every 52 minutes, you will need a day job, basically.
That quote is from Cliffski. That guy make games and make a living out of them. Don’t get me wrong. I fully know the value of money but that quote still struck imagination.
So I know the value of money? Yep! [...]
I’m not quitting my job yet but I made a first move
Jun 17th
Why do things simply when you can make it much more complicated
I talked to my boss today and told him something like “I’m not quitting yet but I’m not staying either”. Strangely or not he understood what I meant.
Even though I don’t quite like my current day job I must say I have [...]
Virtual friends: 1 Real life friends: 0
May 29th
I always have a hard time explaining to friends (friends I meet face to face on a regular basis … well a bit less now and I’ll explain why) what is this whole building games stuff. Maybe I’m boring as hell or maybe they just don’t give a shit but that’s never easy. On the [...]
Some inspiration from another indie dev
May 18th
I don’t know Gianfranco Berardi. I just discovered his blog today in the most awesome way you can discover something. The guy just recently announced that he was going full-time indie …
He decided to live his dream and that’s surely a dream I share. It seems that it’s not the only thing we are sharing [...]
Mental sanity when you’re about to release a game
Apr 19th
I’ve already talk about the anxiety you can experience when releasing a game but this time it’s about that time just before release.
Dungeon of Loot is at a point where I’m making huge progress in very little time (thanks to my tools to generate dungeons and customize monsters) so launch should be coming soon. Maybe [...]