Laireon Games: Aiyana
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Aiyana is an open world voxel survival game inspired by Minecraft and Avatar Discord: https://t.co/ZPrIw714cB
Yes! Flying mounts ruin games. Ground travel is so much more interesting than air travel. You have to navigate, you sometimes have to face danger. Air just skips everything and you fly in a straight line. When my friends and I were playing Ark I had to make a no-flying-mounts rule because the challenge of navigating the terrain and avoiding tough dinos is a huge part of the game and if you can just fly then you lose all that. I also loved that in the original Ark, the only map you got didn't show your position or direction. You had to navigate by landmarks and memory. Wish more people would make games with expansive worlds with no map and no fast travel. The game has to be designed for it, though -- like quests have to be designed so you aren't constantly going back and forth across the world, and landmarks have to be distinct enough for you to be able to navigate off of them.
2 days ago after being on sale for almost 2 years Aiyana finally hit the milestone of its first 1000 sales. By other games standards, its a bit pathetic. I bet @Everwind_Game hit that in less than 2 hours! But as a solo developer, I'm proud of this number and want to thank everyone who has played so far
2 days ago after being on sale for almost 2 years Aiyana finally hit the milestone of its first 1000 sales. By other games standards, its a bit pathetic. I bet @Everwind_Game hit that in less than 2 hours! But as a solo developer, I'm proud of this number and want to thank everyone who has played so far
My game is about to hit 50,000 wishlists (!!), and a huge part of that is thanks to @IndieGameJoe This past week alone brought +6,387 wishlists after his post. What Joe is doing for indie devs is incredible, it’s a reminder that one thoughtful share can truly change everything for small devs like me. Thank you for supporting indie games and helping dreams grow 🪿
2 days ago after being on sale for almost 2 years Aiyana finally hit the milestone of its first 1000 sales. By other games standards, its a bit pathetic. I bet @Everwind_Game hit that in less than 2 hours! But as a solo developer, I'm proud of this number and want to thank everyone who has played so far
Indie Games of The Week Spotlight! This week I asked the algorithm for games that were niche, strange, ambitious… something different. Safe to say - the algo delivered. Most of these games are by solo devs too. If anything catches your eye, show the devs some love - like, comment, reshare and follow. That sort of support is everything for indie devs trying to build visibility. @TwoPillarsGames - TERRORSTORM: Ground Zero @GreyAlien - Forbidden Solitaire @FangstormGame - Fangstorm @PixelDripGames - Anomalous Cleaning Detail @HereComesSwarm - Here Comes The Swarm @shaderbunny - DAWN ONE @thoboone - Time To Wake Up @nohost_dev - BREKEKEKEX
2 days ago after being on sale for almost 2 years Aiyana finally hit the milestone of its first 1000 sales. By other games standards, its a bit pathetic. I bet @Everwind_Game hit that in less than 2 hours! But as a solo developer, I'm proud of this number and want to thank everyone who has played so far
I got monetized 14 days ago. Made $1,000 from Shorts. I'm spending all of it buying indie games. Drop your Steam links below. I'll buy as many as I can until the $1,000 runs out.
2 days ago after being on sale for almost 2 years Aiyana finally hit the milestone of its first 1000 sales. By other games standards, its a bit pathetic. I bet @Everwind_Game hit that in less than 2 hours! But as a solo developer, I'm proud of this number and want to thank everyone who has played so far
2 days ago after being on sale for almost 2 years Aiyana finally hit the milestone of its first 1000 sales. By other games standards, its a bit pathetic. I bet @Everwind_Game hit that in less than 2 hours! But as a solo developer, I'm proud of this number and want to thank everyone who has played so far
