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March 22, 2016 March 22, 2016/ Cardboard Edison
“Don’t give up on a game just because you aren’t doing anything with it. Let it sit, let it collect dust (literal and/or figurative dust), or even forget about it for a while. But don’t give up on it. Don’t be afraid to let the game sit while you think of how to improve it. Games aren’t created overnight, and they sometimes need a chance to grow.”
— Nat Levan
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