Why every tiny game should earn the sale
A browser demo is more useful than a paragraph of promises—especially when a game is small, unfamiliar and intentionally inexpensive.
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Building tiny games in public.
Practical notes about scope, demos, quality, accessibility and ownership.
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What “DRM-free” should actually promise
No launcher is only the beginning. A trustworthy DRM-free release also needs durable downloads, clear versions and sensible customer support.
Read noteDesigning a game that fits a five-minute break
Short sessions are not the same as shallow design. The key is compressing setup, decisions and feedback—not simply cutting content.
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