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What developpers don't understand is that people don't actually like/want that game. It's an inexplicable trends, even if your clone is super awesome no one wi
by h1fra 13y ago
What developpers don't understand is that people don't actually like/want that game.
It's an inexplicable trends, even if your clone is super awesome no one will want to play it (it apply for every clone it's not an personnal attack).
- ssully 13y agoI am 100% positive this was just an exercise for the developer, not an attempt at getting people to actually play his clone. It also gives code for people who wonder what goes into making a game like Flappy Bird, which I have been asked twice in the last week by people who don't code for some reason.