wraggster
May 12th, 2009, 16:52
Earlier this month, Tokyo's Bunkyo Gakuin University held a seminar on doujin and indie game development. On hand was Kenta Cho, freeware shmup developer.
According to Cho, there are three steps why indie games end up unfinished: "No good ideas", "Got tired of it after working on it for too long", and "The game wasn't so great after all after actually starting to make it".
Cho is considered one of the best game programmers in the work. All of his games are available free of charge on his website. I interviewed him for Arcade Mania. He's a good dude.
http://kotaku.com/5250281/three-reasons-why-indie-devs-dont-finish-their-games
According to Cho, there are three steps why indie games end up unfinished: "No good ideas", "Got tired of it after working on it for too long", and "The game wasn't so great after all after actually starting to make it".
Cho is considered one of the best game programmers in the work. All of his games are available free of charge on his website. I interviewed him for Arcade Mania. He's a good dude.
http://kotaku.com/5250281/three-reasons-why-indie-devs-dont-finish-their-games