Ever wonder how games are made and what it takes to get these big projects going?
It's never been easier to make a pretty decent indie game by yourself. In the end, the only limitation is oneself.
But how else is my dream game supposed to be made? I wanted to have a full AAA title kinda like what no man's sky was at launch but less content and on the seas instead of space.
Ok so this article keeps popping up in my twitter feed and now on n4g. This article sounds like it was written by the most arrogant game developer on the planet. Yes a lot of people think just having a good idea for a game makes them capable of making a game but if you read the email sent by the "ideas guy" he seems like a genuine guy that wants to make a game. His idea is probably not good and thats fine but where does all of this arrogance come from with a guy from a studio that has made one game and can't even afford to make a hosted website (the company website still has wordpress in the address) Also this article is from 10 months ago how did this get approved on N4G recently anyway?
SNERDAPERDS discusses the process of building a game in 24 hours in an article he wrote for the website that he named after himself.
The story of how Tobias Stolz-Zwilling got his job at Warhorse Studio
