It's when the job gets hard and boring that I forge forward because I KNOW that's the point when most developers stop and the competition will be less after lau

It's when the job gets hard and boring that I forge forward because I KNOW that's the point when most developers stop and the competition will be less after launch. I just completed the working prototype of my next game. It's RIGHT NOW that the other developers quit because this is when it starts getting dull. It's now time to: - add 2 player - create the computer player's AI - make a working high scoring system - create the game-options screens - add the little features and game options - add extra animations or "flare" that sets me apart from the typical indie dev - create screen shots, marketing copy, the web page, the icon, the high res icon, get a TOS, etc. But this is why there's a difference between running a mobile business and writing an app.