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The document provides advice for independent game developers on surviving in the industry. It suggests that developers should focus on making games they enjoy playing, choose platforms wisely, and design multiplayer games that foster communities to find unexpected success. Developers are also advised to focus on game development over grand visions or statements to build a following.
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