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Hi everybody!

I’m doing research on what factors most notably contribute to an indie game’s sales performance. I’m really interested in hearing about your experiences and would really appreciate if you would take the time to answer this survey (takes 5-10 minutes) https://forms.gle/YqXuWAtncPd36yaQA .

If you have any comments/feedback regarding the survey or the research, I would love to hear it.

Thanks in advance!

I've just recently gained interest into 2d game development, i have experience in programming but i need an artist to share some newbie tips for me related to drawing pixel art, im looking for ways of making a good posture for a character, shading tips, maybe some recommended pixel canvas size, and any tips on 2d drawing pretty much. I own a sofware called Marmoset Hexels 3 but i can do well with photoshop or any other app really.

Thanks to anyone in advance.

Turny is a simple arcade mobile game designed for Android:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Poranny.Turny

It looks very simple, but in fact it takes a lot of time to master it!

There are 3 worlds, 36 challenges and 12 skins to obtain.

Feel free to try it and tell me what You think about it!

Genre: RTS / 3D / RPG / Real Time Strategy
Developer: indie_games_studio
Year: 2019
Platform: PC

Steam: LINK TO THE GAME

Version: 1.0
Interface language: Russian, English

Game trailer: LINK

System requirements:
OS: Windows XP / 7/8/10
Processor: Intel CORE i3
RAM: 4 GB of RAM
Video card: Nvidia Geforce 820m
DirectX: Versions 9.0
Disk Space: 6 GB

Description:

In 1941, shot down UFOs were found on the territory of Romania, Poland and the USSR. Captured technology snipers helped the Allies and Axes to strengthen their power and go far in development. Parties to the conflict wage an aggressive war...

Hi Indie Gamer forums!

Between animation freelance gigs I've been thinking about working on my own game projects. Unfortunately I'm just a rigger/modeler/texture/animator artist with very limited 3D programming skills (Game Maker Studio I get, Unreal hurts my brain). So I was wondering if anyone here had advice on hiring programmers to help create a small demo*? What's their typical rate, what to look out for, any horror/success stories, etc?

*"small demo" being defined as a single map with two controllable characters that are able to interact with each other with 1-2 moves/functions.

I'd appreciate any help, thanks!