ginger-cat
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Here's the full video. The giveaways are in the background.
-The light hitting the floor is unnatural
-You can see the building through the window shift position.
-The architecture of the room is not real
-Surge protectors are plugged into nothing.
-No one has a face.
-The light hitting the floor is unnatural
-You can see the building through the window shift position.
-The architecture of the room is not real
-Surge protectors are plugged into nothing.
-No one has a face.
December 27, 2025 at 6:48 PM
Here's the full video. The giveaways are in the background.
-The light hitting the floor is unnatural
-You can see the building through the window shift position.
-The architecture of the room is not real
-Surge protectors are plugged into nothing.
-No one has a face.
-The light hitting the floor is unnatural
-You can see the building through the window shift position.
-The architecture of the room is not real
-Surge protectors are plugged into nothing.
-No one has a face.
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@greg.style made pretty helpful post about publishers a while back. In short, they are different. Some are open about their default terms like @rawfury.bsky.social and @kitfoxgames.com others not so much.
medium.com/@banovg/an-i...
medium.com/@banovg/an-i...
An Indie Developer’s Guide to Publishers
I’ve made a bunch of indie games over the last 15+ years and have had my fair share of dealings with publishers, and I’ve also heard a LOT…
medium.com
December 28, 2025 at 2:01 PM
@greg.style made pretty helpful post about publishers a while back. In short, they are different. Some are open about their default terms like @rawfury.bsky.social and @kitfoxgames.com others not so much.
medium.com/@banovg/an-i...
medium.com/@banovg/an-i...
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ESPECIALLY when the jobs market is particularly terrible to new grads.
Know your value younger ones. A publisher wouldn't be interested unless they thought your game would be successful. Push back on them, negotiate.
Know your value younger ones. A publisher wouldn't be interested unless they thought your game would be successful. Push back on them, negotiate.
December 28, 2025 at 12:27 PM
ESPECIALLY when the jobs market is particularly terrible to new grads.
Know your value younger ones. A publisher wouldn't be interested unless they thought your game would be successful. Push back on them, negotiate.
Know your value younger ones. A publisher wouldn't be interested unless they thought your game would be successful. Push back on them, negotiate.
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Like why would companies bother to negotiate with a 40 year old who has options and money to fall back on when they can push around a 22 year old with a degree in game design?
December 28, 2025 at 12:24 PM
Like why would companies bother to negotiate with a 40 year old who has options and money to fall back on when they can push around a 22 year old with a degree in game design?