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Solo dev ansdor loves his total creative control: “I don’t like too much planning”

As far back as solo developer Sandro Luiz de Paula (aka ansdor) can remember he always wanted to be a game developer. Growing up...

Solo dev Jonathan C Haman: “I created the glorious Drift Type C – which no one is buying”

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember saying something like “How...

Japanese solo dev Ginolabo: “I always wanted to make my own RPG”

Ginolabo, or Gino for short, is a self-taught solo game developer from Japan. His first game, mobile RPG Soulvars, started out as a passion...

Solo dev Rutger van Dijk on his debut game Oakenfold: “Make sure you do marketing”

One day, Rutger van Dijk was riding the subway home after work when he realized he was not chasing his childhood dreams. He had...

Solo dev Dr.Kucho fights for true video games: “People play guided tours now”

Spanish solo dev Daniel Manzano (aka Dr. Kucho!) likes working alone. He calls himself ‘very persistent and solitary’ and he won’t stop until he...

Solo developer Kaighen Finley: “It’s easy to lose myself in game development”

Fresh out of school Kaighen Finley started his own web & game development company Team iNtuition. Just to be on the safe side he...

Solo developer Splenbit of Blocks Tracks Trains: “I like pursuing my own vision”

Splenbit is a part-time solo game developer, known for his game Blocks Tracks Trains. He obtained a doctorate in Informatics and Robotics and has...

Solo developer Pascal Bestebroer: “Making games never feels like work”

In this series we talk to solo game developers about what motivates them to go at it alone. In this episode Pascal Bestebroer, a.k.a....

Solo dev David Stark ‘lives comfortably, just not extravagantly’ of his game Airships

The path to a successful career as a solo developer is hardly ever a straight line. David Stark used to work as a programmer...

Wrapping up 2022 • Celebrating the life and works of solo developers

Creating games is hard work. We all know that. That’s why we at PreMortem.Games have such an admiration for developers that go through the...

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