If you're planning on publishing games in traditional channels, I'd recommend making sure your licensing is in order. I think there are some free resources in the marketplace, but otherwise, I highly recommend paying for what you need.
this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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It would probably be worthwhile to pirate it even if you want everything legit when you actually publish, just because of the likelihood that you won't end up ultimately using things. Most small time game devs have lots of unfinished abandoned projects under their belt.
That makes a lot of sense.
Why is everyone in the comments saying that VALVe hates japanese visual novels?
Uh what
Hmm, bug? I clearly remember posting this under another thread, to which my comment was relevant. Wtf?
That's bizarre, but given how new lemmy is I guess it's possible it's a bug