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On the gamedev subreddit, it seems most questions are around how to market and get exposure for your game, SEO, making a successful kickstarter, etc. It's grea
by mysterydip 9y ago
On the gamedev subreddit, it seems most questions are around how to market and get exposure for your game, SEO, making a successful kickstarter, etc.
It's great to take a step back and just make something that people enjoy, even if it does not bring any income. Getting "fanmail" or seeing the # of hours someone has put into something you've made is a great feeling.
As long as you have a day job that pays the bills, I say go for it.
- Qwertious 9y agoI think /r/hobbygamedev was made in response to the whole "I don't want this marketing shit on my game development subreddit" .