Launch day is just the beginning, not the end. I've learned this the hard way through my own experiences with game post-launch support. You need to be prepared for bug reports, feature requests, and ongoing maintenance.
Good game post-launch support can turn a mediocre launch into a long-term success. I've seen games that launched poorly but gained traction through consistent updates and community engagement.
What's your approach to game post-launch support? I'm interested in how you prioritize bug fixes versus new features, how you communicate with players, and how long you typically continue supporting a game after launch.
Good game post-launch support can turn a mediocre launch into a long-term success. I've seen games that launched poorly but gained traction through consistent updates and community engagement.
What's your approach to game post-launch support? I'm interested in how you prioritize bug fixes versus new features, how you communicate with players, and how long you typically continue supporting a game after launch.
