The community keeps everything up to date. Drivers are never an issue. Generally, performance should be better than Windows, due to less bloat.

The only time something doesn't work is when a developer has gone out of their way to prevent it from running on Linux.

Been running Linux full time for years. At first some tinkering was needed, but thanks to Valve I can't remember the last time something didn't just work out of the box.

I will say, don't use the Microsoft method. It's not hard to install Linux. Just look it up and do it the old fashioned way.

As someone who grew up with the Disney Afternoon I approve of this.

Art is not usually a selling point for me in games, a game using this style would convince me.

Unsure. There are a few pieces of art left to do, then I am going to be starting a big marketing push.
I need to line it up in a way that does not step on any toes or run at the same time as more prominent creators.
I am thinking either Q3 or Q4 is realistic.

My upcoming game is Quest Nexus, a universal system meant to replace cumbersome systems like Shadowrun.
Has been in production since 2019.
Art is being done by the wonderful and talented @klurarts.bsky.social
Hoping to crowdfund in 2026.

Manitoba based developer of TTRPGs and board games.

-The Nullam Project: Star Trek: DS9 inspired hard sci-fi about a colony in orbit of an alien planet.

-Reanimated: Zombies! A big sandbox in a small package, with many options.
It does in 20 pages what AFMBE took 260 to do.

1/2

It's more of a D&D thing. Several of the 5e writers I work with swear by specific stat blocks, which take up a fair bit of page space, but I have always gone the more wing it approach.

I woke up to this new logo and now I question reality.

I would say that as long you have things available for people to play even if they are not for sale, you are in the industry.

Making a living from it is a tall order. For most of us it is more passion than profit. I would love to do it as my full time job, but that is a long way off.

Marketing is a whole game unto itself. A horrible, unbalanced, pay to win game.

I am working with some already. It is a great resource to have.

We keep hearing that the best way to support indies is to buy their games, and I have to argue against that.
The best way to support indies is to play their games and talk about them.
Marketing is our hardest job and with popularity sales will follow.