My First $10,000 as an Indie Game Developer took only 3-YEARS to earn!
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I paid myself to make games in my first year as a fulltime indie gamedev! (a financial breakdown)
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🎮No more paychecks for me! Now full-time indie game developer after 20 years trying!
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I worked 6-hrs a day alongside a full-time job to create Eggcelerate! for Easter, Balance an Egg on a Racecar!
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This was a fun surprise!
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I’m back in the Two Wheel Club!!
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R3 seating position for long rides?
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Level Up Your Game Design with Book Club: Game Feel (through Chapter 2)"
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Better Game Design with a Book Club: Game Feel through Chapter 2
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[BOOK CLUB] Game Feel through Chapter 2
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Become Better Developers Together (Book Club)
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Running a Book Club
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Become a Better Game Designer (Let's Read a Book)
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Lets Do a Book Club!
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Why does the VStar 250 rear spring angle down and backwards so aggressively?
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How to Pace a Book Club?
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What was the most challenging task you accomplished last week?
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Kei Appearance in Formula 1!!
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Why No Base::function or Parent::function calling?
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How do you feel about the current state of the game industry, especially as it pertains to indie dev?
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Study to Drive Fast: NEC and PCUP
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Any solo developers here made a game where you spent more time on art than programming?
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What new skill are you building/learning, and how are you tackling that?
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When Things Go Wrong with Rendering...
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A Little Double Take While Preparing to Create a Demo!
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