Who wants me to keep working on my TD game!

[John_Shrekinson]

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The last meme - completely true. You can make an amazing game, but without any marketing, you might as well be making nothing. I suggest posting regular updates when in Alpha, make a demo for players to check it out and give feedback, posts updates and screenshots during Beta, amidst Beta make a trailer and post in on several game development and marketable sites (such as GameJolt, Flowlab (if you make the game on Flowlab), Game Dev Discord(s), Instagram, YouTube, etc.) along with other info. …

How do I make good game

It takes a lot of practice to get anywhere, but if you put the effort in, and enjoy it, you’ll notice steady improvement. Just keep working on projects and you’ll always get better in different areas. And of course, you also need good ideas that excite you to create a game. No point in making a game you hate. The planning part of a game is important as it sets the direction of the rest of your time on the project. Coming up with a good game is subjective and incredibly difficult. Just keep tryin…

How do I make good game

Trying not to repeat what @Recryptech said, also focus on considering what makes your game unique. What aspect or mechanic makes your game standout. Once you get that, work on perfecting it and build your game around that unique aspect.

How do I make good game

Participate in a game jam. It forces you to make fast decisions and to incorporate elements you might not normally use. Also since a jam is typically only a week long or so, you will learn lots about time management, idea management, idea sacrifice and how to put an idea together fast. Even if you don’t finish, there is always something valuable to learn. Also do some of your work on paper. It’s a lot easier to organize ideas and keep track of what you’re doing and in what order. Nearly every g…