"The Club helped me by introducing me to interesting people in the game development field. First and foremost, the mentors and people in the group provided advice that helped me achieve some initial results. I also found partners in the club with whom we released a couple of hits on Yandex.Games. I think the club is particularly valuable for its networking opportunities; it’s better than any course."

"Since joining the club, I've started working even harder and viewing game development not 'through my fingers,' but as serious work. The club has given me motivation and psychological support; I always know that if any problems arise, the club is my backbone, where I can always find help and advice. The game I created currently has no competitors on the platform; I simply understood what players might enjoy and published it. The main advice and idea is to just do something, and eventually, a game will take off. My mentor also advised me to add in-app purchases and explained how to implement them, which led to additional income from the game. I haven't regretted joining the club for a second; there's so much useful information and valuable advice to be found. The mentors not only provide guidance when needed but also motivate me. The care manager is like my right hand; I can always count on their help in any situation. The club is amazing!"

I joined the club with extensive experience in development — I know a lot about art, game design, monetization, and other aspects (basically, the entire production process). However, I hadn’t been able to release a commercially successful product on my own until now. The most important thing I gained from the club was developing a systematic approach to game production and release, as well as significantly improving my product-thinking skills. Additionally, the most valuable aspect here is the networking and support from other club members.

I found a partner in the club, and we hit our first obstacles. We had a lot of creative ambitions and hypotheses, but they failed. Our first game brought in 0 rubles. The next game was a clone of a popular one on Google Play. At that point, we discovered the web, specifically Yandex.Games. This game started generating income, and later, a reskin of the game into the trending “Digital Circus” theme began to make money. It took 9 months to earn our first small amount. The club helped us understand the core principle: you need to differentiate between what you like and what appeals to your target audience. Kids, in particular, have unique preferences! It’s better to create many small projects and gain experience than to spend a whole year on one and get nothing in return. I think the club is motivating. When you see others succeed, you want to succeed too. Without this community, when you’re alone, it’s easy to give up.

In 2022, gaming conferences left Russia, and even now they haven't fully returned. The Club turned out to be a great alternative, partially restoring networking opportunities. Thanks to it, our publishing company, FITGAME, gained many important contacts and potential partners.