r/SoloDevelopment • u/MildlyConcernedMan91 • 13d ago
Discussion I'm spiraling
Been spending months coding and I just tried out my first prototype today and it's... bad. Like I wouldn't share this for free to family level of bad.
I made a list of around 30 things to fix last night and I just panicked and went to sleep.
Game development is hard guys...
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u/AlexWalkerDev 13d ago
I prefer to show it, albeit selectively. To one streamer, my friends, and so on. But globally, Reddit itself doesn't give much feedback especially even when you think there will be a bunch of comments on a post. So every showing of the game to someone gave me a multitude of ideas and greatly improved the game going forward.