Posts tagged indie life
Not knowing makes you feel safer
Jul 23rd
If you’re a fan of dystopian stories like me the title of this post is nothing new to you. And if you’re REAL fan of dystopian stories like me it’s really just something old you have thought about a hundred times and are bored of hearing. Truth is as much you might know ignorance keep [...]
Indie game: Steambirds, my random thoughts
Jul 17th
You don’t know what is Steambirds? Go play now.
I’m not going further until you have played a bit …
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Seriously …
Ok I guess that now you have played a bit now. Here are my random thoughts about it. For some reason I found this oldish post on Gamasutra which I’m sure I’ve seen before but I [...]
Two wonderful weeks of full-time indie game development
Jul 14th
Let’s get done with the boring part first. Boring but important.
Working at home on your own when you don’t have hard deadlines to reach is not for everyone. It’s so much easier to decide to go swim for 10-15-20 minutes in the pool when it’s 30 in your basement. When your incomes are a direct [...]
Knowing yourself as an indie game dev
Jun 3rd
As you might know I’m now following an indie game dev who recently quit his job to become a full-time indie. In the last entry of his blog he points that it might not be a bad idea to have a clue about what you’re planning to do exactly. What’s the point of doing what [...]
Motivation because we all need it
May 31st
For more than a year now I’ve been staring at this frog on my desktop at work (scroll a bit). Stole it from Juuso here.
As stupid as it might sound having this in my face all day long kinda helped. Each time I felt like this job of mine was about to get away with [...]
