The Thrill of Creating Any Game You Imagine.
Exciting Ways to Make  Them Popular and Profitable.
Make it a Fun Hobby, then Your Job.

Even if you can't program, model, or even draw!

You can use and develop your creative and imagination potential.  Or you can stick to daily routines forever, following rules and procedures set by others.

Dear online friend,

Ever wondered what it would be like to be the author of your own fast-paced sim, adventure, role playing, sports or strategy game? 

Your game ideas can and should be the start of a great career designing, creating and making money from your own games, right from home.

No, you don't need expensive software.  You don't need to be a computer science expert or even a good artist.  You don't need an MBA to make money from your games either.  You can make it simple.  Much more than you could imagine.  Some effort needed, yes.  Impossible, not even close.

I have no computers background whatsoever.  But after years of going down dead-ends and back, I finally figured out how the cheapest and easiest way to create any kind of software I want.  At first I messed it up (that's why a how-to guide will save you a lot of misfortunes because once you know, it's simple!). Then I created project management software and other such programs. 

I realized that not only games are much more fun to invent, the potential overwhelmingly surpasses plain software.  So I started creating some, just as easily. 

People Love Games!

145 million Americans routinely play video games, and the majority of them - 61 percent - are adults, according to the Entertainment Software Association.  Tens of thousands of them fall in love with fun games they find online, and pay up to $25 for them.  You could start creating your own tonight.

A few people make a great living, all by themselves creating games that today's adult kids love:

Avernum's fantasy, epic worlds.

Betty's Beer Bar, a humorous, work your way to the top sim.

Those are just a couple shareware examples.  Freeware works too!  It's simply a different business model you'll learn everything there is to know about.

My small fantasy bowling game was a hit!  I've used it to sell other games, and lots more!

I started with project management software for students.  I enhanced my method to create games.  Learn all about it here!

Click here to start creating your first of many popular games in just 30 minutes. 

It's that quick to learn!

"There's a really interesting opportunity for independent games to be made and distributed."  Eric Zimmerman, Gamelab CEO, March 17th 2006.

Millions actively look for games using search engines.  Millions more know where to find them.  This guide will help you make sure they'll find yours once you've created it quickly and efficiently.

Garage Days aren't Over.  They're Just Starting!

People created epic worlds, characters, great graphics working from their homes twenty years ago.  Small home businesses became some of the greatest companies still around today like Sierra and New World Computing.

In the end, it boils down to simple solutions.

Nothing is overly complicated.  It can be done without spending years and thousands of dollars learning to program.

Your first project can be completed in 2 to 3 weeks, working on your spare time.

You might have been led to  believe you need to read thousands of pages about programming. 

If you tried, I'd be curious to know what you could make of it.  People that can learn programming from these books are few and far between.  They use technical terms you don't understand.  So you look up the terms in the glossaries.  And the definitions use other terms you can't understand either to define the first.  You can waste years and lots of money and still not see the end of it. 

Learning to program is fun, worthwhile, and possible.  You'll have time for it after creating your first successful title.

Once created, it's there forever.

Who else can understand what you need to succeed?  Books aren't global.  They try to teach you to create a game the hard way, but not how to sell it or make any kind of money out of it.  The end result, you don't even end up making the game.

• Being able to say "I create my own games for a living".
• Imagining stories, characters, and graphics that will actually become real games.
• Real experience that will brighten your future, no matter what you choose to do next (probably more games^^)
• Living wherever you want (I chose Paris, France).
• Time for exercising, reading, fun, traveling, family, friends...
• Never fearing unemployment again.
• Politely telling your boss commuting to work is just too expensive

It's also a great way to become a true web professional.  The kind of professional that gets great jobs working for great companies.  (Nothing like showing what you've done during an interview to beat the competition).

You can spend years trying to learn on your own.  Try all possible ways to market your work until you find the ones that at least break even, and hope this lifetime is enough to see something good happen.  Hopefully you won't go bankrupt before you start making money back.  I know just how hard it is to learn it all on your own.  That's a lot of time, effort and sacrifice.  A lot of money wasted trying things that don't work, or making mistakes that cost bundles.

You can learn to create efficiently.  Apply marketing techniques that work and actually make the money you need to enjoy the freedom and excitement. I'm not talking about easy turn-key money systems.  I'm talking about a real plan with real products, real demand, and earning lots of money working at home.