Can you give this to Gimbo, please? Thanks. You've got to respect the side hustle, you know.

It's so inspiring to see how google continues to support indie devs! (sick video bro ❤)

You've convinced me that I never wanna step into the mobile game market

First YouTuber I've seen answering comments, as a want-to-be game dev myself, this is really cool and looking at the incomes and all about your game, and I have to say... you're broke like me.

I was legit considering making a mobile game before i saw this. Thanks for stopping me before it was too late

1:01 subbed

Gimbo is such a hustler. You could learn a thing or two from him.

It's a crime that this content isn't being seen by more people. Take my likes good animated game dev man

seeing that refund messages go to the game developer and not just steam's moderation made me a little embarrassed.. it makes sense, but for some reason i never thought or knew about it and i'm a game dev with games on steam!

Amazing video, truly. I really think yours is an interesting and genius idea to keep people watching. It is not just a devlog, but there is comedy and a "story" behind it. Awesome. Really a great discovery

Very interesting to see your earnings. Unrelated, I'm changing my career plans 💀

First time I've seen a video from this channel and I've gotta say: superbly entertaining. Nailed the timing, the look, the feel and the information perfectly. I love watching devlog videos but urgggh my gosh, they tend to be dry up faster than a cracker in sahara sun. This was just a joy from start to end.

indie dev secret #3 - your indie dev yt channel is probably a lot more valuable than your indie game

8:28 Bro got them moves

About the doxxing in the play store if you have in app purchases: In Europe there is the option to have the address lead to a P.O. Box ... Maybe that's also possible for you? At least thats the policy for imprints here, don't know if it's also what Google wants haha

10:58 I mean, I can totally understand not wanting to pick up your original code for Incaved again - you've probably learned a heap about coding and game dev since you last worked on it. But it was a pretty cool concept, and if you feel the scope is too large, you now know a bunch of other talented game devs who might be up for a collaboration. Perhaps you could consider doing a fresh start on it (from scratch) after you've wrapped up your fish dating game.

10:22 Did I hear... THE NETHERLANDS!!??

Hey! Loved the video and the style of it. Wishlisted the game for now. Don't scrap the Android version just because Google wants to doxx you - you can still distribute the .APK file through your website. If you'd like to monetize it - redo the app to remove the ads, add a Steam login to your website, and make a license check. If the user has the game - they can download the mobile version, which would act as a little on-the-go run app where the player could earn materials in a specific game-mode. Of course, this depends on how much time you're willing to spend for this though. Worst case - remove the ads, adjust the prices, and just share that .APK with the world through Steam announcement or something.

10:52 i thought he was gonna say something like 27m

How humble of DualWielded not to share his FeetFinder revenue.