I am working on my first mobile game. I call it Farkle: Dungeon, which is a combination of a casual dice game (Farkle) and a RPG dungeon crawler. I have already implemented the game logic where you play against the computer and move on to battle through multiple dungeon levels until the enemies are to strong. While you battle your enemies you will collect resources to level up your gear in the crafting section. Right now I am working on the graphics. What do you think of the idea and start screen so far?

If you trying to succeed as an indie app developer, block two morning hours in a calendar to work on your Apps. - in a week nothing will happen - in a months you will start to see a progress - a year later you will be surprised with results For years I was working for others before invested time in myself. My side projects were left for evenings where I had low energy after day job and often was busy engaging with family (I'm married with two kids) Everything changed when I started to work for myself first and and only after that take care about day job and daily tasks.

Hi all! Has anyone had an opportunity to try out Skip (https://skip.tools/)? This looks like an interesting cross-platform solution for iOS devs.

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Finally got to install it and use it working on my app. It’s amazing how fast you can debug or create new features. The the ones who are already using it. Are you using it for free or paid? What tipps and tricks can you share?