Recently, I read a book called "The Right It" by Albert Savoia, Google's 1st Engineering Director. This book goes over a strategy to determine whether your product will thrive in the market (The Right It) or fail in the market (The Wrong It) through various different pretotyping techniques. I am to summarise the key pieces of information from this book within a single four sentence paragraph to test my knowledge retention. The Summary: To determine whether your product is the Right It, you must gain the opinion of the market through various experiments where the only valid data is data that is accompanied by "Skin in the game". Skin in the game is what someone sacrifices, be it time, email, money etc, to get something. The more skin in the game (the more they sacrifice) the more they desire the thing they're purchasing and thus the more likely your product is to be the Right It. So, get the pretotype (a sort of fake version) of your product and test it out on the market before committing months of your time to developing your product. It was a bit difficult summarising that book in four sentences but, I tried. If you want a more extensive understanding of pretotyping and Right It hunting, I'd suggest reading the book.

Recently I've been working on this new game: a tower defense game. Never made one of these before so it's pretty cool.

Hi, My name's Asher and I am the founder of this skool community. I have founded this group to potentially help all who join, and myself, learn how to improve their games and hopefully build great, successful games. I would like to disclaim that I am by no means a professional at this. I haven't made a single successful game. But, I want to. And, I know many others do too. So, that's why this group exists: to hopefully pool all the knowledge of those who have tasted some success for all to benefit off of. Anyway, hopefully this community helps you out! If there's something you feel is missing, just post about it in the "Suggestions" category! Sincerely, Asher Shakespeare