Devlog Solo Developing My First Game After watching several game dev tutorials on , i decided i liked gmtk’s flappy bird tutorial the best. he does a great job of walking through the creation of a game step by step and. My journey of making an indie game as a solo game developer. from early ideas to failures, progress, and real development moments. add leave to your wishlist on more.
Starting Developing My First Big Game Devlog 1 R Solodevelopment I started following solo and small team game developers on and patreon, hoping to gain insights from those who were a few steps ahead of me. at first, this was incredibly inspiring. So, my plan is to develop a game solo with unity. after using some idea generators to get all the game ideas that are too big for a solo dev, i started to look for advice for indie game dev on . and the best advice i got is not to build the one dream game as the first game. The challenge: from 15 years of design to game development i’ve spent over 15 years as a graphic designer. i always wanted to build my own game, but coding felt like an impossible wall to climb. everyone told me i needed a team and years of study. i decided to prove them wrong. using flutter and ai tools, i built and published my first mobile game, inheritance simulator, in just 15 days. To celebrate the announcement, i wanted to share how i went from working in a hotel to successfully pitching my game, and making the plunge into full time development with no experience at all; with this first post focusing solely on the pitching side of things.
Devlog Solo Developing My First Game By Justin Mccarthy Medium The challenge: from 15 years of design to game development i’ve spent over 15 years as a graphic designer. i always wanted to build my own game, but coding felt like an impossible wall to climb. everyone told me i needed a team and years of study. i decided to prove them wrong. using flutter and ai tools, i built and published my first mobile game, inheritance simulator, in just 15 days. To celebrate the announcement, i wanted to share how i went from working in a hotel to successfully pitching my game, and making the plunge into full time development with no experience at all; with this first post focusing solely on the pitching side of things. Nico papalia is the solo game developer of the hit rpg athenian rhapsody, and in this guest blog, he guides you how to develop and ship your entire game all by yourself. That's why i made my game free in the end, and i think it's an option that more people should consider. it's also a lot less stressful if making money isn't on the table. I embarked on my game development journey in my early 40s, unemployed and without formal programming education. i persevered, creating and releasing games until i achieved a moderate level of success, allowing me to support myself. Hello! solo game dev here. i made this mobile game a while back, it got 0 attention and i was wondering if it's still worth trying to update it and polish it or i should abandon the project.
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