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Harbingers of Desspair (Game Showcase) now up on IGD - It's time for that second chance ... #indiegame #indiegamedev indiegamesdeveloper.com/show…

How I started making indie games: - Played my first video game on a neighbor's console it was OG Mortal Kombat - I kept returning to their place so my dad bought us our own fami com. We had Mario, Duck Hunt, Contra, Digdug, and Ice Climbers. - Me and my brother used to go to local arcade places and played Super Nintendo games via coin timer machines. - Dad buys us a PS1. We only had the demo disk and would save up money so we can buy CDs on a local appliance center. Fav games are still Digimon World, Medievil, and FF games. - Got our first Family PC in Highschool but we had no internet so we only played offline games - But we also used to go to Computer Shops to play multiplayer games or MMORPGs like RO or any new ones that releases. - We would then download or copy games from the PC shop and play it at home. We also buy CDs to install some PC games like Red Alert, WC3, and HOMM4. - I fiddled with HOMM4 and Warcraft 3 World Editors and made maps that me and brother could play. - At this point I was addicted to video games and almost flunk out of HS cuz I kept cutting classes. - Finished HS easily cuz I actually attended my classes, even got top 4 in school. - Study Engineering in college - Drop out due to lack of money - Helped out in our family business while just gaming. Got addicted to MMORPGs and MOBAs. I was pretty good at it and we won some tournaments. - Find out there is game dev course and got back to college - Find out that I'm actually cracked at programming - Established first game dev org in school, met our current artist Pixlwalkr there - 3rd year college dropped out again to work on a Kickstarter game for 2 and 1/2 years (Not mine). Was too obsessed on having a released title before finishing college. - Kickstarter guy stopped paying me for 8 months and I just quit and went back to college - Did an internship with a shady software company - Actually graduate the course wow - Due to the bad experience I had with my 2 previous jobs, I just went full indie after college and made our first game - Released first game, but sales wasn't enough to make another game. But we were able to release it on steam and switch. - Did freelance and even made corn games to survive lol. Also made tons of small games for clients. - Sold my soul to an dev outsourcing company and pay was good - Released AA quality games in like a 6 month dev cycle - Everyday was crunch, people get sick left and right. They just get replaced like entries in a spreadsheet. - Made me decide I never wanted to experience that again so I went back to indie - That job helped me fund Relic Abyss but it was not enough so I pursued funding from publishers - We had one that was supporting us last year, but dropped us on April 2025 - Went back to pitching and just released our demo to get our wishlists up - After talking to 20+ publishers, we finally decided to go with our current one cuz they are cool people and checked all of our boxes. - Released a demo update and entered Next Fest. You are now here: - Trying to finish the game and release it on EA, then full release, and release it on all consoles + mobile. Obviously there's a ton of things that happened in between all of these. But yeah that's basically it. Might delete this later, but it was a fun trip back to memory lane. But yeah, gaming has always been a huge part of my life and I'm very thankful that I'm able to make games now as my career. Hope Relic Abyss sells well though so we can continue making games.

Visibility is dire at the moment for many, so we've decided to bring back #screenshotsaturday - Indie Game Devs, show us your Indie Games - #indiegame #indiegamedev #gamedev #indiegames

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Thank you for this. We are making a special type of horror adventure game store.steampowered.com/app/3…

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New trailer out now! #pitchyagame In The Black Breath you lead a caravan of survivors through a decaying land, fleeing a deadly pestilence and seeking salvation across the sea. #indiegame #indiedev #roguelite

since the algo changes, enagement has dropped - this might be down to not being seen on the timeline.

Visibility on your posts that we host with or post about is good, and engagement is starting to go back up.. the drop at the end is not recorded yet. If we post about your game, reply to it. It will help with visibility.

This kind of update on the changes needs to be more visible, on a sidebar - so we know what to expect - I only stumbled on this after asking Grok why the platform is currently bad for visibility.

Links need to be more visible, to help more with wishlists or content to help businesses grow, so they use the platform more.

All this needs to fix the visibility, or it's going to tank the platform for smaller accounts more than it already is. So I hope they've tested this before rolling it out.

Users can ask Grok to tweak recommendations in real-time, e.g., "show me less politics" or "more tech news," for temporary or permanent changes. Early 2026.

Removing outdated rules in the algorithm to eliminate arbitrary deboosting (e.g., for links or "negative" content). Updated code, including model weights, to be published soon. By Mid to Late December.

Grok (xAI's model) will evaluate all 100M+ daily posts and videos to recommend content based on user interests, replacing most legacy rules. This aims to boost small accounts and new users by ensuring high-quality posts get seen. From December! So hopefully this will make a difference.

Hey! While wandering through Verice Bay, Hector met this “friendly” little dog. Will this be the start of a friendship… or a quick bite on the calves? Wishlist Whirlight – No Time To Trip, our upcoming point-and-click adventure! store.steampowered.com/app/2… #ScreenshotSaturday