I'm doing it for free.
Everyone has unfinished projects. Keep your scope small and expand the game after you complete it, if you feel like.
Just make a single level with a single character, single enemy, single weapon and so on. Make a start and a finish for your game. Then add one little thing at time. It will be easier ;-)
If your project is too ambitious there is a high chance to leave it behind.
What I was commenting is that if you offer to help someone you have to be sure that you can complete the game, unless major issue occurs, like sickness, natural disaster and so on. Not stop because you don't feel like working on the game anymore.
75 days ago(+1)
Yeah this is the advice everyone gives out. The thing is that I have made the super small games, I just want to make the little bit bigger but still small games. Asides from a few exceptions, the only games I finished are ones I had to because of things like game jams. The main reason my games are stopped is due to me hitting a roadblock, which is art most of the time, (just look at my profile pic. That's the best of my 3D) but sometimes it's me not building a good and scalable systems to start, so then expanding the game gets to be really hard. Thanks for the advice though. I'm going to put a lot more effort into sticking with my projects now. Also, we should probably stop using this topic for this discussion because this conversation has gone way to off topic. Thanks for the help.
