Sam 💀

I don't know about you, but I love having a puzzle to solve, whether it's a murder mystery or a simple jigsaw. Cozy or perplexing, Steam Next Fest has tons of puzzle games to keep your mind occupied! Devs in the comments, go download some demos! 👇 thenerdytype.com/post/10-per…

I've seen a few indie devs questioning whether a demo is worth it lately, and the only answer I can give is yes; and not just because that's how I cover most of your games at TNT, either. 😅 Demos are the only way for players to truly get a feel for a game themselves before buying it. Without demos, we only have other people's content to go off, and everyone is different. Demos are also a great way to get feedback from the people who are interested in what you're making, which can help you enormously in the long run. So yes, if you can and you want to, release the demo. 💜 And trust that I will find it if you do, because I am apparently a demo fiend. 🔍👀

I hate asking for help, and I'm spectacularly bad at promoting myself, but here's the awkward reminder that I have a Ko-Fi: ko-fi.com/paulavaynshteyn TNT doesn't make me any money and I don't have a day job, so if you enjoy what I do and ever want to throw a couple of quid towards keeping me caffeinated while I yell about indie games, you can. There is absolutely zero expectation to do so. Reading, sharing, or even just occasionally going “hey Paula, you'd like this weird game” already means a lot to me. 💜 And now I'm going to go and hide from the internet and deal with the shame of plugging myself. 🫣