Redesigning this website will be a priority. If I start getting publicity and more eyes on the game, I need to be able to make a good impression. I’ve had years of good opportunities to work on this and I’ve squandered them. In Flash you don’t have to hustle to get eyes on your game, the portal’s do it for you. This is a problem because working in Flash for so long made me complacent. This is something I can do now, to ensure I can get back in touch with people when their attention will really count. Continue to grow the game’s social media presence.At the very least I need to be able to generate screenshots and videos that I’m proud of, but a playable demo would be ideal. Get the game into an attractive state.The success of the final Greenlight campaign is so important that I’m terrified of screwing it up. But Concepts is not “real” Greenlight, and votes there don’t ultimately count towards getting your game listed on Steam. I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the response so far, and it’s settled into a decent chart position in Concepts, without any promotion from me at all (I haven’t previously posted the link here or to social media).

To test the waters, I created a Greenlight Concept page for Godfall. In almost all cases, not being on Steam will doom your game to obscurity and failure. As well as working on development, I’ve been trying to figure out everything I need to have in place to formally “announce” (or re-announce) the game.įor an indie developer targeting the PC, the importance of getting on Steam really cannot be overstated. Things have been quiet again, at least publicly.

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