indiePub has published an interview with indie game developer Joost van Dongen of Ronimo Games. He created Proun and is working on the upcoming game, Awesomenauts.
From the article:
"Setting up your own studio is hard work and it takes a lot of time to slowly start making some money - we are still far from rich - but, if I look at what we already achieved and are releasing in the coming year, I sometimes wonder whether I am going to wake up from a dream that is too good to be true," Dongen said. "We started out slowly but with De Blob and Swords & Soldiers. We already have two very successful games out and the first trailer of Awesomenauts has also been getting some great press. And each of these games has really been fun to work on. They are all innovative games with a lot of Ronimo personality, especially in the form of ninja monkeys, laser jetpack monkeys and pimp afro frogs."
It appears that Ronimo Games recently (and quietly) declared bankruptcy, calling the state of the developer into question.
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