You left the invincibility setting open.

You left the invincibility setting open.

bro.... I killed everything, found the secrets still can't fight the boss. wtf

So apparently the commenting system doesn't like new paragraphs or removing accidental posts as much as it does posting... The good sides of creating a game all by yourself (in my opinion): -People seem to find the game twice as endearing, judging from some of my reviews -You get to learn all the parts of building a video game -You get to make ALL the decisions (kinda nice when you can't make as many calls in your daily job) -The direction, art, and design tend to be as consistent as they possibly can be -You get all the profits (though I donated all mine to charity, since I do lone-wolf game deving on the side) -The credits are easy :) I'm still trying to find out how to best promote my games, I've sold about 1,000 copies of my first game per month over the last three months without any real advertising. Do people go to indie conventions to show off games? Put your games in contests? Post them on Unity Connect? Like mentioned in my first (unfinished) comment, the hardest part for me is finding motivation. I'll get bursts of excitement to work on my game, but by the time I get home, I'm wiped. This is probably because game dev is my hobby, and not my main source of income. How do people get motivated? Is there a Kickstarter for motivation instead of money? :)