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Blameless - A God Game
10 years ago

To release or not to release?


ThinkingOutLoud

Patching and Updating

There’s this awkward feeling. I’ve made some minor changes on my game, but not enough to really make a difference.

What do you think, it’s better to update on a regular basis? Or extend the release intervals and supply more functionality? Is it wise to only patch out bugs on a daily/weekly basis and release major updates every month? Or just release when it’s done, even when it’s just a tree coloring addition?

Just something that’s on my mind today, please let me know what you believe is the best way of releasing updates!

Regards,

Fabian

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