It’s Out!
Tell your friends, tell your kids, tell your cat!
And if you do, can you please, please leave a Steam review? Good OR bad! The reviews count for A LOT in the Steam algorithms.
Such Appreciate. Very Thanks. Much Happy.
As always, if you want to see more development sneak-peeks, or chat with us and other fans, come join the Discord!
Good News everyone, HEADLINER now supports Trading Cards :D Next time you log in, you should retroactively get a few cards for the time you already played!
Go, control the cards, approve badges as you see fit…
My latest indie game HEADLINER has been out for almost 3 months now. I wanted to share detailed statistics about sales, marketing, geography, platform and gameplay. I hope it’s both interesting and informative to other indie game devs and gamers alike.
Continue reading “HEADLINER Sale and Marketing Stats, 3 Months After Steam Release”
When you’re trying to churn out a game fast, it might make more sense to define your items, texts or conversation in code files. Here’s how to do it, an example from my current project.
Continue reading “Rapid Prototyping Tip: Defining data as code files”
I stepped off the boat into the rural and coastal towns of the Fins, learning about the relaxed life and brainstorming game dev with my friend in Vaasa.
Continue reading “EuroTrip 14: The Mellow Life in Finland with Online Friends”
I attended the biggest Indie Game event in Warsaw and got to try HTC Vive VR, play a bunch of upcoming indies, and watch Peter Molyneux preach!
Continue reading “Learning to Enjoy Games Again at Polish “Pixel Heaven” Indie Game Festival”
I have finally started integrating the main plot via in-game story, plot items, and a quest system that tries something new.
Continue reading “Karaski DevBlog #9: Game Story, Plot Items, and Quest System”
The advent of Indie Game Devs, triple-A studios disbanding, new easy tools emerging… is Game Making reutrning to its roots?
I’m am halfway done with a whole new level relying on stealthy infiltration, now featuring slightly less dumb AI!
Continue reading “Karaski DevBlog #7: Stealth, New Level, and slightly-less-dumb AI!”
Working on my second game, I realize the dialogue writing approach from my first game Postmortem: one must die may not quite cut it.
Continue reading “New challenges in writing meaningful game dialogue”