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2D animated film illustration, thick visible gouache/watercolor-style brushstrokes, soft uneven edges, no hard outlines, hand-painted texture, visible paper grain, muted desaturated palette, analog film grain, 16:9. Three women and one man gathered around a small round table with mismatched chairs, sketches, sticky notes, and an open laptop scattered between them, mid-conversation, soft daylight spilling in from a nearby window, warm and cool tones mixing gently, candid collaborative energy, small creative team at work, faces visible, natural varied poses.

Small Team, Big World: Lessons from Building an Indie Game from Scratch

Every game starts with one idea. Here's an honest look at what it's really taken to build an original game world with a team of four — from worldbuilding first to playing to your strengths, and everything in between.

Marlene Gmeiner

Jul 25 min read

Young indie developer and a voice actor face each other across a studio desk, microphone between them, game character concept art sketches spread out on the desk and taped to the wall behind, single overhead lamp illuminating both figures, wide shot. 2D animated film illustration, soft painterly brushwork, no hard outlines, warm amber overhead spotlight cone against cool purple-gray room shadow, muted desaturated palette, visible brushstrokes, analog film grain, 16:9

How to Cast Voice Actors for Your Indie Game (Without Blowing Your Budget)

Learn how to cast voice actors for your indie game without overspending. A step-by-step guide to briefs, auditions, budgets, and booking the right talent.

TooSix Media Group

Apr 237 min read