Mine of my Mind Sparks Praise
Solo dev sells car to focus on indie horror game, gains 500 wishlists but seeks insight on low sales
A solo developer has been working on an indie horror game called Mine of my Mind for six months, dedicating themselves to the project full-time after selling their car to fund their living expenses.
Despite their efforts, the game has garnered 500 wishlists on Steam, but the developer is puzzled as to why sales are not materializing, given the positive feedback from the community.
Players have been praising the game's graphics and story, with many commenting that the game is 'awesome'. The developer is seeking advice from the community on how to improve the game's visibility and attract more customers.
The game's Steam page is available for those interested in learning more about the title and its development.
The situation highlights the challenges faced by indie developers in getting their games noticed in a crowded market, even with a well-received product.
