Design and build your very own MMO world, fit to be filled by hordes of virtual players
Attract new virtual players to your MMO masterpiece by expanding your world, designing new quests and monitoring player journeys
Progress through the campaign to develop new items, environments and mechanics that bring your ideas to life
Playtest your RPG at any time to see the world through the eyes of a player
Mix-and-match quest styles for endless replayability
Customise using thousands of items, or design your own

sounds like fun

Manage the day-to-day running of your game studio, from hiring and firing to keeping your investors happy
Negotiate tough conversations with shareholders, staff, players and publishers to make meaningful choices that will impact the direction of your studio.

sounds terrible

Game - Factorio. Literally broke my 5 year gaming fast. I’ve spent over 1000 hours in it.

Film - Boondock Saints. Not a fan of the gore in it, but damn is the rest of it amazing. Willem Dafoe, excellent as usual.

Book - I honestly don’t know if I’ve read any indy books. I don’t know the production status of books.

I’ll second Swiss Army Man. Very weird, very enjoyable.

Not my parents. Both of them are negative examples. One is a garbage fire. The other tried, and I love them for that, but didn’t do great.

MacGyver. Geordi LaForge. I’ve wanted to be an engineer since I was tiny. I love taking things apart and building things. Additionally, they’re both very caring, supportive characters who take care of others.

Op kinda steered the conversation by giving their example as a fictional character.

Never heard of it, thanks.

That’s kind of the point in Renfield where he’s an evil vampire. It’s kinda great.

If you’re ever curious, watch the Rock in No Pain No Gain. He’s a supporting character and dumb as hell. It’s one of my favorite roles of his.

I hate him, too, but he was good in Blade Runner 2049. I mean, the role should have come naturally since he was playing a narcissistic sociopath.