Aw man, gamedev is rough. That's a bad spot to be in today's market. I'm primarily frontend, but now work as solo eng for a sizeable nonprofit. So much better,

Aw man, gamedev is rough. That's a bad spot to be in today's market. I'm primarily frontend, but now work as solo eng for a sizeable nonprofit. So much better, I'd say 30% of my work is code and the rest is people work. Absolutely fantastic balance. There's always career direction change. Lots of folks are eager to hire gamedevs, because they work hard and think different. Not sure if that's something you want, but perpetual burnout is never worth it.