THIS IS IT! The Steam game marketing goldmine you've been waiting for.

It's my fun & exciting chat with Chris Zukowski of How to Market a Game. Topics include listener questions, Steam genres, and Early Access advice (don't do it) about my upcoming game Witchmore. 🧹

  
OK, some of my previous videos have been too long. Some are weird. Some have been self-indulgent. This is different.

This video is dense, packed with valuable advice, and just 10 minutes long.

Highlights

Screenshots from the tightly edited 10:43 YouTube video - you gotta see it!

Get in there!! Watch the quick video, then listen to the podcast. Then dig into the:

Resources

As you'll notice after listening & watching, the video only covers about 1/3rd of the conversation. Which means: there could be TWO MORE VIDEOS like this??

Should I call these comics or something else?

Normally there's 2 weeks between my emails. But there's so much going on I just couldn't wait! If you're new here, welcome (!), otherwise you might remember last week's 2.5 million views for 10 game dev comics? 🔥

Just 10 comics bringing in 2.5M views seems very good to me! But what if I told you ONE (!) comic brought in checks analytics 3.3M views?? That's right, it's the sandwich that caused emotional meltdown. 🥪🧠

Pro tip: if one of your posts leaves your normal circles, considering muting it. It keeps your notifications clean 'n tidy (and your mental health intact).

Anyway I don't love the word "comics" for these. Comics makes me picture panels with characters and dialog. My drawings lately are more like ... what? Figures, infographics, diagrams, something else?

I think my issue is that "comics" sounds so fun, but "infographics" sounds dry & not so fun.

Game Dev Comics? Or Drawings? Figures? Infographics? What do you think?

Game Dev Comics by Matt Hackett
Game dev comics from How to Make a Video Game All By Yourself author Matt Hackett.
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