Make Your Own Games, Tip #5: No One Cares That You Finished Your Thing

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Make Your Own Games stand out by being savvy with your marketing and communication. If your marketing campaign for your indie game is built around saying "We finished our game, please check it out" then you are in for a world of hurt. People don't give a crap that you finished your game. They want to know whats in it for them.

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