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One of the main reasons indie game development continues to be a growing sector in the games industry is because of the leaps and bounds game development tooling has made over the past decade. The tools and software that game developers use to bring their imaginations to life are integral to the creation process.
Games are always in a state of transformation, year to year. As a life-long gamer, the evolution of the medium and culture has always inspired and filled me with a sense of awe and excitement. I wanted to share one recent game experience that I have just been absolutely enamored with, but to set the scene…
Memecoins, metaverses, and Elon Musk crashing an entire asset class by hosting SNL. The past couple years have been explosive in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space from a multitude of standpoints. Pop culture, sociality, innovation, economics, morality.
In an industry ripe with the most creative concepts in media, it can often feel we are moving in slow motion with every reskinned Gun Game, remake and remaster. It’s [mostly] universally understood that these decisions are made from a capitalist lens, and to be fair many of these titles do have longtime fan bases that will keep consuming the titles, be it from a place of nostalgia, curiosity or loyalty to the IP. I write this as one of these people, to be fair.
A reality-bending metaverse park in Croatia. A WarioWare-esque mini-game marathon. A 4-way race to take out a rogue AI. Fighting a dark alien vine with the help of a mysterious object from space. Racing customizable cartoon pigs. Claiming real-world territory with virtual paint globs. An adventure game that encourages players to explore Japanese landscapes.
You’ve got something awesome that game developers should want. But how do you get them engaged… let alone build a strong developer community along the lines of Unity or Niantic? When you’re looking to build a community of developers around a specific technology, brand, interest, or otherwise, what you’re really doing is sparking a living social ecosystem.
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