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86: A Fish With Rolling Stone Lips
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What can indie developers learn from the saga of Flappy Bird? How feedback filtering, expectation management, and quantifying success can help you avoid Flappy Burnout.
Links for this episode:
- 'Flappy Bird' Creator Dong Nguyen Pulled Game Because It Was 'Too Addictive' - WSJ.com
- The Flappy Bird Fiasco
- Flappy Birders Not Happy from Eli Langer on Twitter
- Inside the Brief Life and Untimely Death of Flappy Bird | Game|Life | Wired.com
- The Zen of Flappy Bird — Art & Technology — Medium
- ongoing by Tim Bray · Why Flappy Bird is Brilliant
- Dong Nguyen (dongatory) on Twitter
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