Saba Danelia

Proud of this one. Work for a client, Indian theme assassin's creed inspired demo

Reason I see over and over with my client's project as to why they don't feel AAA

Breakdown of a new game demo I am building for Asian studio

Which one is your favorite?

Have you ever seen snake system in unreal on this level? Work I did for game studio that is developing their game

Another crazy level work for client

The cheap quote for your game costs you twice

We did not have a finished game yet we already see success with it

What is the cost of successful game demo?

Never post a video of your game before you do this

If nobody sees your game, it's a failed idea

Investor decides in 5 seconds whether he wants your game or not

If your animators can't create high-quality animations, here's the reason. Answer to why my games are always so fluid and highly polished

This is what my client is walking with to investors for his game demo.

Here's the level of work I deliver when you work with me - Guaranteeing success of the project

What happens before I write any code for client's game demo

What is the difference between the quotes on same mechanics?

New banger game demo I am building for client. What you think on combat?

The art of getting a publisher to say YES to your game. Don't start with the demo. Start by posting your build in progress every week until people are actually wishlisting it. Publishers don't fund great games. They fund games that already have traction. Once you have that, THEN go to them. the full breakdown👇

Why showing off your full gameplay is basically pointless. Investors and players don't watch your game. They watch the first 3-5 seconds of your best clip and decide everything from there. One of the clips hit 1M+ views across YouTube, Instagram, X and TikTok, not because the game was complex, but because of one simple mechanic nobody had seen before. That's it. That's the whole hook. If your first 5 seconds don't make someone feel something, the rest of the game doesn't matter.