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Building a social media presence for your game makes a huge difference in its success. With so many eye-catching titles out there, breaking through the noise might feel tough at first. Whether you’re a solo dev or part of a small studio, I’m here to walk you through what works, how to get noticed, and […]

Indie games are everywhere these days, with new releases popping up almost daily. But turning a creative project into actual income is still a serious challenge, especially when you’re trying hard not to frustrate or push away the very players who support your work. If you’re looking for ways to earn from your game while […]

Designing backgrounds that tell a story is one of those skills that quietly takes any creative project up a notch. Whether you’re working on a game, a website, or an illustration, the background isn’t just a space filler. It can guide the viewer, set the mood, and even support the story in a way that […]

Getting reliable playtesters for early access indie games can really shape your development process. As an indie developer, solid player feedback helps you spot bugs, gauge fun factor, and figure out what’s working before launch. Securing the right playtesters isn’t always as easy as asking your friends to try your game over the weekend. I’m […]

Managing time and dodging burnout are two of the trickiest parts of being an indie game developer. From solo devs to small teams, it’s easy to get wrapped up in ambitious projects and late-night coding sprints. I know the grind can feel never-ending, but creating great games while staying healthy (and sane!) really comes down […]

Skill gaps in art and programming often pop up when people try to get into game development, digital art, or even more traditional tech fields. Art and programming might sound like totally separate worlds, but game studios, animation teams, and solo indie creators bump into these skill challenges all the time. I’m breaking down what […]