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Far Cry 3 And The Stranger In A Strange Land This February is proving to be a fascinating month for non-traditional development and funding paths in game design. While Double Fine’s Kickstarter proposal has been in the news, indie title Dear Esther has been making small waves of its own.
How much does it take to make an indie game? How long until one makes a profit? The metrics on this kind of thing are always mysterious, but a new post on Indie Fund’s official website gives some enlightening information with regard to the first game funded by the small-developer investment collective to see release.
