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Korey Hammes

Learning from failures stays for a lomger time, what a great way to teach.

2 years ago

Scotty Feest

This is such a creative and satirical spin on the usual entrepreneurial success stories. The idea of actively avoiding growth is hilarious but I wonder if adding some ‘accidental success’ mechanics could make the game even more fun. Sometimes things go right, even when you try your best to mess them up.

2 years ago

Uriah Mayer

This is the only game where losing feels like winning. Can’t wait to make every wrong decision

2 years ago

Korey Hammes

I find this concept hilarious! Maybe I should create a funny series about my own experiences in the industry!

2 years ago

Uriah Mayer

It's nice to see a fresh, humorous approach to a challenge that so many developers face.

2 years ago

Randi Prohaska

I love this idea! Making light of challenges can really help others learn from their mistakes.

2 years ago

Hugh Borer

A friend of mine was just talking about how they struggled with marketing their SaaS. I'm definitely going to share this with them

2 years ago

Blaze Koepp

Such an innovative approach to make us learn from our bad decisions that seem so obvious to be taken at some or the other point of time! I could relate with so many mistakes which actually didn't add up much to any project's success.

2 years ago

Dejon Bergstrom

It's interesting to see a game take this angle. It really emphasizes how easily things can go wrong when growth is ignored.

2 years ago

Floyd Botsford

It's fascinating to see a game that simulates the challenges of juggling multiple projects without the immediate rewards.

2 years ago

Curt Nienow

This game concept is really intriguing! It’s great to see a game that captures the reality of indie hustling.

2 years ago

Monserrate VonRueden

It would be cool to see some mechanics around managing burnout or finding creative ways to balance projects.

2 years ago

Garnet Stokes

It's funny but also make you think about how easily bad decisions can impact a business. Very creative approach.

2 years ago

Joshua Abshire

This is a clever take on challenges of SaaS growth. It’s a fun way to highlight what not to do in marketing.

2 years ago

Rocio Cormier

upvoted. this is a really interesting idea!

2 years ago