Well, well, well. Munch O Crunch Run launched almost a week ago, and I think I’ve felt every emotion under the sun. This post might be a little raw, but I want to be as honest as I can be. When I was about to hit the release button, I knew a few things. My audience is very small, so getting the game into the hands of players was always going to be a challenge. I also know I struggle to ask for help, or ask anyone to do anything for me. Even something as simple as asking peopl

Over a year of late nights, endless coffee, and countless lines of code, my little game Munch O Crunch Run launches tomorrow! Help Munch rescue his best friend Barry the Bin Chicken, reunite the Goats of Glee, and restore the stolen Golden Hoof! No ads. No paywalls. Just fun, adventure, and a whole lot of crunch.

AI is everywhere in game development, but where’s the line between help and harm? Here’s my honest take on using AI as an indie dev, and how I’m keeping creativity human.

Ahh, the amount of different phone and tablet sizes is crazy! This absolutely drove me nuts. When building Munch O Crunch Run, one of the biggest challenges I faced was getting the game to look and play right across different devices. The camera zoom and screen scaling in Unity were never quite the same between an iPhone, iPad, or an Android device. Unity does a pretty good job at automatically scaling things up and down, but there are always exceptions, and some of them can

The Indie Game Developer’s Crossroad — Passion vs Profit As I get closer and closer to releasing Munch O Crunch Run , I’ve found myself at a few crossroads. My dream, my goal, is to make game development my full-time focus. I love making games. I love creating. I love exploring new ideas. But if I want to turn this passion into a career that supports my family, I have to treat it like a business. And that means figuring out how to make it sustainable, how to make enough to ke

I’m coming close to the finish line with Munch O Crunch Run , and wow, what a journey it’s been. I started a fresh Unity game development project back in late February 2024, and now I’m just weeks away from hitting that big launch button. A few months into development, a friend introduced me to the concept of a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), and that became my mission. My goal was simple: get the game to a point where everything works as intended, release it, and see what peo