That's it, you need to enjoy what you are doing. It might take a while to build up but the chances are you will only ever make a small amount of money.
Exactly! There are a lot of different little things that might make a game good and/or popular. But even a really great game can be really unpopular. You can never know. But when you create a game for fun or for yourself in my opinion it is something else.
Nobody bothered, there is hardly any content and it's abandoned.
Don't you worry, it's his default post - about 22 out of 26 (or whereabouts)
Not that I disagree with you, but not everybody can develop a game AND have a day job to pay the bills. It seems like Bright Sun had to choose and chose to develop games instead of working. But the bills still need to be paid in the end, so if you can't get it to work out, then better to pull the plug. Although I find it very unfortunate I do understand it. Maybe this can also be a kind of warning that it is not that easy to make good money in this business.
I know that myself. I have a fulltimejob. And just the rendering of 3D art alone takes the rest of my freetime. But that only means that you have to decide, if you want to make creating a game as a hobby or not.
