After EA kicked it down Steam out of nowhere, indie crafting game finds success despite being "a terrible idea for a profit-generating game" according to its own dev
Interview | Potions: A Curious Tale is out of the red despite unforeseen launch struggles
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GamesSimulationAfter EA kicked it down Steam out of nowhere, indie crafting game finds success despite being “a terrible idea for a profit-generating game” according to its own devWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
GamesSimulationAfter EA kicked it down Steam out of nowhere, indie crafting game finds success despite being “a terrible idea for a profit-generating game” according to its own devWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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A few weeks from launch, Potions has bounced back and found its niche, even if it is, as Gittins puts it, “a terrible idea for a profit-generating game.” At the time of writing, it’s sitting at 264 user reviews on Steam with a 90% positive score. Gittins …
