Grey November

Rogue Night is available now!

@eschaterra rocky mountain deathcore sorry for the shitty phone quality

A while back I said I was starting a deathcore band. I did it. 2 songs down, and writing the third. Still working through the recording process to get some content out, but if you’re into metal follow us on instagram at @eschaterra

@jeenicaaa Licensed plumber here. Can confirm this is trash. Most of these fixes are more work than actually fixing it.

So smart, try this!!

@DeagleDryan It’s the best!

@GreyNovGames Man, the beginning of a game is so exciting. Have fun!

It’s time to start the next game. Can’t wait to have something to share!

@Aemon_Oni @80Level @_theMatteBlack @crowns_dev @clumsybeargames @PeterMilko Thanks for the shout!

@80Level Sounds like fun! *Time to summon some indie devs! Lucid ~ @_theMatteBlack Rogue Night ~ @GreyNovGames Monster Crown: Sin Eater ~ @crowns_dev Hungry Horrors ~ @clumsybeargames The Last Phoenix ~ @PeterMilko

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@BeanJuiceStudio I think B. But I’d take either.

Game devs, would you rather have A. a single viral game or B. multiple semi-successful games (Assuming both profit the same)

@AzFlin 500

@GreyNovGames how many $ sales u got so far boss

If game dev doesn’t work out, maybe I’ll become an influencer 🤣

@GreyNovGames Let him cook🔥

I'm boiling down all feedback from Rogue Night players into a huge list of fixes/changes that I'll be addressing in the next update. May take some time.

@RomireTV Don’t give up, you can always apply and move on. (I’m sure it’s disheartening though) the good news is I’ve had a lot of fun watching your stream, so you have what it takes. Just keep going! Before you know it you’ll be the one rejecting devs!

Got rejected again from a game dev who was wanting content streamers for their upcoming game, its always viewership requirements that set me back. Think I should just stop trying to apply for them. Been a low tier streamer for years.

@KarstonKellar Same!

Now I understand why roughly 80% of developers who launch a game on Steam never release another game on Steam.

@rotub It’s not enough to get me to quit, but it’s certainly an experience.

@GreyNovGames So scary 😬 but actually releasing a game is so impressive, you're already in the minority in my books!

@KryyssX @Protasavage Thanks a bunch for the feedback/info. I’ll do some digging on see what I can do.

@GreyNovGames @Protasavage I would say stick with Rogue Night and get some tuning done. If you want some long-term QA assistance, I'm happy to help. Since I don't know what kind of experience you want to create, I can only suggest starting players in that town, not the forest and add early-game crafting.

@Trogdor645 Thanks, definitely not giving up. Just saying that I understand why people do.

@GreyNovGames Hey just seeing your game for the first time today. You can still take pride in your work, whether you keep working on it or apply it to the next game is up to you, but I dont think the takeaway is to give up.

@KryyssX @Protasavage I’ve got an idea of what’s going on. And to be fair, I’m not in it for the money. I do it because I love to make games.

@GreyNovGames @Protasavage Time for a post-mortom. Hopefully, you built in some analytics to pinpoint retention loss, or else you're going to need to watch streams to eye-ball the problems. Having a high Wishlist but low sales may just suggest you missed the gravy train.

@Bumble_Oni Thanks for the support, and thanks for the wishlist. Shoot me a DM if you get the chance.

@GreyNovGames I'm sorry to hear this, money is kind of tight at the moment but I wishlisted it. I know that doesn't help, but it does honestly look like a good game that I will check out when I can

@KryyssX Very true! I didn’t expect a breakout success, but now I see why a lot of people drop off after the first game.

@GreyNovGames None of the indie successes like Toby Fox or Ed McMillan went into publishing on their first game. They were doing game dev for decades before trying to create a commercial product. Toby, for example, had been working on ROM hacks for years before attempting Undertale.