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How to Start Making Games (Part 1): Finding Your Path

By Rob from the Shack

So, you want to make games. Maybe you’ve always wondered how your favorite worlds are built, or maybe you’ve had an idea floating around for years. The good news? You don’t need a huge team, expensive software, or a computer science degree to begin. Game development has never been more accessible. With a little time … Continued

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Indie Dev Interview: NebulaVoid Interactive Talks FALLENSTAR

By Rob from the Shack

I recently caught up with Ben from NebulaVoid Interactive, the developer behind FALLENSTAR, a class-based sci-fi roguelike metroidvania where every death fuels your progress. From coding challenges to unexpected inspiration in a flooded Thai city, Ben’s journey into game development is as interesting as the universe he’s creating. If you’re curious to jump in early, … Continued

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How to Write a Press Release for Your Indie Game

By Rob from the Shack

A press release is one of the most effective ways to get your game noticed by journalists, bloggers, and content creators. It gives them everything they need to share your news quickly, whether you’re announcing a release date, a new demo, or a major update. This guide will show you how to write a clear, … Continued

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Hungry Horrors Serves Up a Fresh Demo for Steam Next Fest

By Rob from the Shack

The culinary roguelite Hungry Horrors is back on the menu this month as Clumsy Bear Studio launches a brand-new demo for Steam Next Fest (October 13–20). This isn’t just a reheat of last year’s serving. Built on community feedback, the new demo adds a rich helping of strategic depth with features like collectible cookware, seasoning … Continued

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How to Create a Presskit for Your Indie Game

By Rob from the Shack

If you’re releasing an indie game, a good presskit can make the difference between being noticed and being ignored. Journalists, creators, and bloggers receive countless pitches every week, so having a clear, well-organized indie game presskit helps your game stand out and makes it easier for people to cover it. This guide will walk you … Continued