What an insightful talk! I think just about every developer (especially hobbyists or indies) should give this a listen. Great presentation and fun too!
One thing that comes to mind when seeing the game is that, at this price point, people will expect the art to be done by a professional. This is probably why the game isn't getting many reviews, as the art doesn't attract enough people to buy it.
It’s the same price as Tiny Rogues, which has a similar simple white on black art style, so I don’t really agree. $10 is a perfectly fair price for the type of game he’s selling. Whether the game itself is good enough to warrant it is a different question, but in terms of visuals $10 is enough of an impulse buy if he can get some word of mouth going; even more so now that the game is discounted.
@@CrossfacePandaLet the Steam stats talk about it: DRAGOT - 8 reviews Tiny Rogues - 7129 reviews It's much more apppealing, colorfull and the controls are very straightfoward. This is significant difference.
@@MEMUNDOLOL Strongly disagree. The whole point is to drag, it’s called “dragot” for that reason. Once you play a couple times, it’s pretty easy to use. I’ve even made it far on a basic laptop.
