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Solo indie game developers are achieving remarkable financial success, with recent examples like Schedule One earning $50 million and Supermarket Simulator and CCG Card Shop Simulator each earning around $30 million. This trend is attributed to increasingly powerful development tools that allow a single person to build games that previously required large teams, and Steam's uncapped revenue ceiling. While most games on Steam earn under $1,000, the potential upside is unlimited if the game resonates with players.

Solo Game Devs are Making MILLIONS!

“A Relatively Few Solo Game Devs Are Making Millions” There. Fixed the title.

As a web developer, I am inspired to do better with this post. Been dreaming of making an app that is profitable as well.

Successes in the world of independent video games almost all occur because the game exudes passion; an independent developer who creates a game solely for profit is doomed to remain at a few hundred sales.

The thing is with game dev industry, more indie games are becoming more popular then the triple A slop (that’s how I see it) and the incentive to make the Next Big Hit is always on these new indie devs. I’m not saying you shouldn’t try to pursue your dreams, in fact I think you should! Always! It’s just I’m becoming more concern with how new game dev people deal with this new info.

I’m a professional software developer and a hobby game developer.
My dad, approx 8 years ago started learning game development and asked my brother and I to learn as well so we could all build a game together, as something fun, but also in hopes to make some money (we were all financially struggling).
Well for starters, we had no experience, made a game, released it, didn’t do well, took a year to build.
So we said, “hey we were learning lets do it again, but better”. Its been probably five years making this new one, last Christmas, we decided to start another smaller game, just to take a break. Well thats been difficult as well because someone had to learn mirror networking and its been me, basically converting all the front end/client code to be networked has been taking me months + learning Mirror. Yes, this should have been done first, BUT this was my brothers idea, so as I was integrating Mirror he was building the client side, thinking it was a good idea – no it was not, the Mirror networking should have been first, lessons learned… And no AI and Mirror do not mix well.
Building a good game is tough, especially when you have a fulltime job and a life.
I’ve seen some indie games, that honestly look like trash imo, but they get sales.
My nephew plays these types of games I’m referring to – games where you pressure wash stuff (pressure washer simulator) lol. When I was a kid, I was playing games like Zelda, Mario64, and eventually the Halo franchise…
Maybe its a sign the generations are becoming dull.