No-One Is Going to Buy Your Videogame
3 hours ago
- #artistic freedom
- #indie game development
- #manifesto critique
- The manifesto states that no one is going to buy your game, encouraging creators to make games for themselves rather than for commercial success.
- It suggests ignoring conventional design advice and industry trends, advocating for artistic freedom and individualism in game development.
- The author recommends other manifestos and works that explore similar themes, such as 'The End of Gameplay' and discussions on individualism in the digital age.
- Reactions from the community are mixed, with many praising the freeing message, while others criticize its harsh tone or disagree with specific points.
- Some commenters emphasize the value of making art for personal expression and connection, rather than for profit or audience approval.