Indie developers, such as those behind the cozy dinosaur sanctuary game Paleo Pines, can struggle with the financial requirements of making a game, and it appears the Italic Pig team needs the fans' help to stay afloat. Even after a game is made, there can be many costs involved with post-launch support, not to mention DLCs and added content. Without having a production partner to assist, this can lead to the shutting down of companies and games even when they have a strong fanbase and plans for what they may want to do in the future.
Earlier today, the team behind Paleo Pines took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to plead for the assistance of the gaming community. In their post, they explained how, despite their DLCs and best efforts, financial reserves are running out.
Paleo Pines, a farming and life simulation game featuring cuddly dinosaurs, has been working hard since its release in June 2023 to consistently improve the quality of their game. Over the past year, devs of the game have offered updated content, DLCs, and even merchandise. Its dedicated fanbase has flooded the internet with crocheted dinos, fan art, and more, but it still may...
