Ryan Johnson | GoozerNation
GoozerNation has been following the development of one indie title for some time now, Power Up. Now that Microsoft is making every Xbox One essentially a development kit, with rumors that the 360 might get free development options, many more people will have a chance to test their mettle on game making. If you are thinking about this option, follow through with GoozerNation's series to see some behind-the-scenes action on the independent game making scene.
Six Xbox indie games by Woblyware and VoxPop Games will be delisted from the Microsoft Store in March and April 2025 due to studio closures.
Yesterday Microsoft announced that 17 new ID@Xbox indie games are coming to the Xbox One family of consoles later this year. Now, games from the ID@Xbox program aren’t usually the best, so before you go ahead and consider playing all 17 games, let’s first break down the potential best of the bunch.
I have gone on record to call myself a “perfectionist” in regards to my hobbies or work. I like doing things a certain way, the “right” way. I’ve never thought of it as particularly unhealthy and, on many occasions, I’ve had this perfectionist behavior looked at as a positive attribute of mine.
this is true :( I keep playing a level/boss until I've gotten that perfect A+ rank before moving on to the next thing.
Yeah it's why I haven't completed the game yet. Still enjoying it but my mind won't rest until I get that perfect!
I just play the levels repeatedly, because it's fun. Worrying about perfecting a level is too stressful for me.
yeah, I'm trying to play casually but it's ingrained in me that I need an A+ for every boss fight and run n' gun. I still enjoy myself but you are right about the stress. I need to find that balance
