It came out yesterday on Steam and sat in the top 10 all day.Īt the time of writing Steam Spy was reporting 18,756 sales and Colm suggests sales might be twice that. It has a 4/5 rating on Metacritic and here's the steam spy page where you can gauge rough sales numbers. It's worth asking questions like "How did this game come about?", "Why did the game creators get the scope correct? How do you estimate a games scope?" and "What general lessons can I take away from this game's development process to apply to my own projects". The steps taken to produce this game are achievable for most developers maybe your game won't have such great commercial success but you can definitely finish a similar game to a similar standard! One guy was able to create an interesting gameplay loop and then build that out into a fully featured commercial indie game. You don't have any direct control over the adventurers instead you indirectly influence their actions by the order you play your cards. Guild of Dungeoneering is a turned-based game where you play special cards to create a dungeon for an adventurer to explore. Note: For brevity I'll often shorten Guild of Dungeoneering to GoD. It's also rather unique in that the game creators have kindly shared a lot of the process through their blog, forum posts, devs logs and interviews. The game is a good size for a lone dev to create in a reasonable amount of time with a reasonable expectation of it doing well commercially.
#Guild of dungeoneering tips how to#
It was created by Colm Larkin (initially) and it's worth taking a look at, to learn how to finish a game. Guild of Dungeoneering is a game, with board game and RPG roots, that came out recently.
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