Hey Runners! 👋
Hope you guys are doing well.
I honestly don’t have many words for this… but I’ll try my best.
Last night, Funnel Runners was featured by IGN. Not only on their website, but also on their main YouTube channel, and that’s something we never imagined would happen when we started this project.
Click here to read the IGN Article
What made this even more surprising is that this wasn’t something we sent to them. The trailer actually got there thanks to a very nice person called Joe, who liked the game and shared it with them. So waking up and seeing this was… a shock to say the least.
Being an indie developer sometimes feels like wearing an invisibility cloak; taking it off is hard. When we started this journey, we were honestly afraid the game would simply be forgotten before anyone even knew it existed, since we don’t have any marketing budget at all.
For us, this means a lot more than just exposure. Most projects never even reach 10k wishlists, and many can only dream of this kind of attention. We are definitely not taking it for granted.
So this post is both a huge thank you to everyone who helped make this happen, and also a small message to other indie developers out there:
Even if things start slow.
Even if you have no budget.
Your game can still be noticed.
Don't give up on it.
👉 Join here: Funnel Runners Discord
If you’re enjoying the game so far and haven't wishlisted yet, please consider it, it helps a LOT. 🙏🌪️