At Develop this afternoon, a collection of crack indie devs had a chat about how to make money as a micro-studio.
Hello Games' new project would feel impossible to create even with 1,000 people behind it, the developer has said.
Speaking to IGN, studio co-founder and managing director Sean Murray said that, while it's not a sequel to No Man's Sky, the new game is just as ambitious.
Sean really? Haven't you learned a thing since your first game about over promising?
So go the Star Citizen route and get paid for your idea. Then you can create infinite ideas inside a game while never releasing the game.
Hello Games founder Sean Murray said the letter "broke our hearts and made us want to set things right". It has now been relaunched on iOS.
What an amazing story, Joe Danger was a fantastic game and hearing about these kinds of stories makes me much happier than hearing adults bicker back and forth about which animations a game is re-using and the amount of pixels on the screen.
This is what gaming is really about and I feel like some people just tend to forget that
According to Valve: “The launch of Steam Deck will be delayed by two months. We’re sorry about this—we did our best to work around the global supply chain issues, but due to material shortages, components aren’t reaching our manufacturing facilities in time for us to meet our initial launch dates. Based on our updated build estimates, Steam Deck will start shipping to customers February 2022.”
Totally understandable given the current climate, but also a big blow for hype for sure. I would not be surprised if there was a further delay down the road, given how unpredictable assembly lines are at the moment.
That's a bummer, but only 2 months, and understandable given how unpredictable HW is right now.
Disappointing but not really surprised. I'll still be waiting and keep my pre order
Yeah, that's usually a good price for a good game. I paid like $20 for Trine on PSN, though.
Is worth the extra little bit. Im still playing it, making hard levels for my friend lol
Anywhere from five to ten dollars would fit my bill. I don't mind paying more than that though if it has a lot of content, is enjoyable and has a fairly good replay value. It's all up to the game really.
I bought Trine on sale for $9.99