Quote: "That'd be a dream come true for me (for now at least). I'm currently a uni student studying Computer Science and in any spare time I can find, I'm programming in AGK. So I'm taking the risk in my spare time, which I can afford at the moment. "
It was for me, too. I was developing a math board/puzzle game (not as trivial as it might sound
) for a company that produced those games in physical form and wanted to expand their market. Unfortunately, due to illnes of the company's owner, game never got published (or finished, for that matter, there was only a working demo) and I got paid only for about 1/8 of my work.
@baxslash
I might even give it a shot. I don't have doubts in the quality of games I (we) can produce, but I have absolutely no idea what TGC might be interested in.