How to Use Inspiration as an Indie Game Developer | Critical Thought

How to Use Inspiration as an Indie Game Developer | Critical Thought

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For today's critical thought, we're discussing how indie developers are inspired by classic games, or even just modern ones, and the correct way to use that inspiration to design a title.
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