What awesome advice. This should be THE steam page guide. I love it. But my jaw dropped when I saw AWL's rating was MIXED? How dare people! That game is amazing. Sigh, don't let it get you down, Matt. Just keep shipping.
Thanks Joe! I'm very proud of it, but also yeah a bit embarrassed ... is there a word for that? lol Hoping Witchmore gets "At Least Somewhat Positive"!
In my honest opinion the short description started good and ended bad. To me it seems that your marketing your book instead of the game. I would have stopped reading at: From Solo game dev M... My brains adblock would have directed me somewhere else automatically. Not sure about others, but I have games with hundreds of hours on them and I still don't know who developed or published them. It's not important. The important thing is that the game should be good and the steam page should look professional, on point and inviting. If the page looks professional it gives you more credibility. If people like the game, they can later check out who made it and what not.
Eyyy wasn't expecting a shoutout - cool!
Good stuff as always
Awesome stuff Matt!
My dream is to one day put this advice into practice 🙇🏼♂️
Ha ha
This is so tough!
What awesome advice. This should be THE steam page guide. I love it. But my jaw dropped when I saw AWL's rating was MIXED? How dare people! That game is amazing. Sigh, don't let it get you down, Matt. Just keep shipping.
Thanks Joe! I'm very proud of it, but also yeah a bit embarrassed ... is there a word for that? lol
Hoping Witchmore gets "At Least Somewhat Positive"!
Don't knock wizard's lizard too much. That was a great game! Had many fun hours w that one!
Thanks! I like it too!! 🦎
I will wishlist
In my honest opinion the short description started good and ended bad. To me it seems that your marketing your book instead of the game. I would have stopped reading at: From Solo game dev M... My brains adblock would have directed me somewhere else automatically. Not sure about others, but I have games with hundreds of hours on them and I still don't know who developed or published them. It's not important. The important thing is that the game should be good and the steam page should look professional, on point and inviting. If the page looks professional it gives you more credibility. If people like the game, they can later check out who made it and what not.
:( 100$ is the hardest part