As a team of only three, Stonewheat & Sons have that much more for each member of the team to do. There is marketing, budgeting, and problem-solving, on top of all the design and production these developers have to worry about. What many probably don't consider about making a game is all of the things that aren't actually involved in development. RELATED: 10 Indie Games Currently In Development That Look Like Triple-A Titles It took a while to get there too, but Stonewheat & Sons are clearly happy with the journey that brought them a genuinely unique experience to bring to players. These developers have around eight or nine years each of experience in the gaming industry, and they were also able to do things better as they develop their own processes for the future of their company.
It's not all bad though, as Joel Davis and Grant Gessel discuss how they were able to relate to their own inspirations in a way that might have been diluted, had they worked as part of a bigger team. As seamless as KeyWe may look, it took a lot of prototypes and playtime to get it to this point. In a recent interview with Game Rant, KeyWe developers from Stonewheat & Sons discussed the highs and lows they experienced while making the game. The world of game developers, and especially indie devs, is one of prioritizing and problem-solving in a way that gets a finished product out that players can truly enjoy. However, those who start out on that journey will soon learn that it's not as fun and carefree as one might think. Nowadays it seems like anyone who wanted to could make a game, with the widely accessible tools and equipment at user's fingertips.
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