I say go for it! If your demo gains some traction, then your audience will have a backlog to read through while waiting for more updates.

I dipped my finger into film for a while, and while I loved it, I was extremely limited by my need for a crew and a budget. I've been getting back into the gamedev space these past few months, and while it's only a hobby at the moment, I do feel more satisfied than when I pursued other forms of art

My dad showed me Indie Game: The Movie when I was about ten years old, and the idea that I could make something like a video game by myself, or with limited help, stuck with me for a while. My hobbies have always been creatively driven: drawing, painting, writing, sewing, etc /

Game of the Year award goes to ASTRO BOT! #TheGameAwards

I thought I was dumb for expecting pt. 3 news, and then I saw the logo, and immediately felt dumb again ☠️

I think it's the commodifying of a piece of media that started out as a criticism of the commodification of human life for entertainment. It's like if there was an official Hunger Games game announced by a stage full of people dressed as Peacekeepers.

I'm still playing games I played in 2015 I don't know why I thought I could keep up ☠️

Half life was mentioned for exactly 0.3 seconds like two hours ago so it's basically confirmed

I keep building landfills and it's NEVER enough for these people

There's a demo on steam called The Good Overlord with exactly this premise, except you're designing a dungeon. Hightly recommend!

Yeah, about seven months ago! He's only posted 4 videos since his return, but I'm still so glad to see him