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Me and FirstSeed so far....

FirstSeed is more than two and half years old now. Released three games to Google Play Store. I have a team of good individuals working with me. They are doing quite good in their jobs. Running a game studio is not a joke. But, we enjoy doing it.

How much money I have made so far? 🤣 .  We are still learning many areas of game making and releasing.

How much money I have invested? $$$. Without my father's support, my wife's support and my friends' support it is not possible to run a startup without making much money.

We earlier focussed on mobile game development alone. Now, We have brought PC games too under our focus. We are building our next PC Game "Quest of Vidhuraa". Will be released by end of 2017.

And we are having a mobile game "To My Home" to be released soon. "To My Home" is a mix of everything. A thrill and exposure to the team. So many reschedules it has met for the past two years. "YET TO BE LAUNCHED"

We are yet to meet success in our games. We believe in persistence in execution and focus on delivery rather than overnight success. We are ready to go all the miles till we reach success and will continue to go further as long as we can as a team but we will not stop.

Hope we see the sunshine soon...

Bow down to the one who is boundless and inspiring me to do what I love to do...

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