
Andrew Pappas, founder of RenGen Marketing helps take indie devs and their games to a whole new level by discussing business best practices and sharing marketing strategies and tips to better navigate the world of indie game marketing. Regardless if you're an indie dev starting out or a veteran small team, the topic discussions apply to anyone wanting to better understand the online environment an... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 267 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MarketingLeisureBusinessVideo Games | |||

Game developers spend years trying to make their games fun, but the answer to finding the fun for players may have less to do with mechanics and more about how players actually feel. In this episode, we explore what fulfillment actually means from bo... more
Indie game marketing advice spreads fast but much of it is rooted in conditions that have quietly changed, and in some cases, no longer apply. The problem? Most developers haven't noticed yet. In this episode, we break down why the strategies studios... more
Most teams treat audio exclusively as polish, leaving it until right before launch. The problem is, sound influences player decisions, pacing, and emotional impact well before a single level is finished. Today, we explore why isolating audio creates ... more
Most conversations around indie development focus on getting a game out the door, but what happens after that? So today, we're digging into what it actually takes to run a studio beyond the first release. Everything from the decisions, trade offs, an... more
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I have picked up quite a bit of genuinely helpful information from this podcast.
I have specific feedback that I hope will make it even better! What I’ve noticed is that Andrew asks a question, gets a nice answer from the guest, then basically reiterates the answer and why he agrees with it. This doesn’t give the guest room to keep talking, so he has to go on to the next question. A better interview tactic would be to follow up their answer with some brief recognition or appreciation, but then ... more
Love this podcast and I hope to see much much more. 👍🏼👍🏼
We need more of this content. This is a fantastic podcast that dives deep into indie development and marketing. Great work!
Great show, great host, and great information. I highly recommend this show to all indie game devs looking for great support and information from a knowledgeable industry insider.
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This show delivers practical guidance at the intersection of indie game development, business strategy, and marketing. Across episodes, conversations gravitate toward studio sustainability, funding and publishing options, culture and leadership in small teams, product validation, and go-to-market tactics for indie titles. Noteworthy patterns include hands-on frameworks for prototyping, budgeting, and roadmap planning, plus real-world anecdotes about working with publishers, self-publishing, and global audience considerations. The format often hinges on actionable takeaways, with guests ranging from studio founders and seasoned designers to coaches and industry veterans, making it a valuable resource for builders, marketers, and funders seek... more
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