OP Game Marketing
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The Indie Survival Guide to Game Marketing
If you’re wondering how to market your game and seeking a roadmap of what to do, this article is for you.
How Shogun Showdown Went From Itch.io Prototype To A Multi Platform Indie Hit
From a side project born during the pandemic to a multi-platform indie hit, Shogun Showdown is the result of one solo dev’s great game combined with strategic marketing moves. In this blog post, we’ll use insights gleaned from my interview ...
Indie Game Marketing 101: Tactics from Tiny Glade, Tactical Breach Wizards, and Yes, Your Grace Snowfall
Tiny Glade, Tactical Breach Wizards, and Yes, Your Grace, are three indie games from small studios that used strategic, well-executed marketing to carve out their own spaces in a crowded market.
Humor and Personality in Marketing: The Indie Charm of Tactical Breach Wizards
Unfortunately with so much competition a great game no longer sells itself. In the crowded world of indie game development, standing out isn't just about having a great game - it's about how you market it. So what happens when a great game ...
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