This week, Destructoid is made possible by Boot Hill Bounties, a throwback RPG in the style of 16-bit classics like Chrono Trigger and EarthBound. Gather your party and head out on a massive, spaghetti western adventure, now available on Nintendo Switch and Steam. This is a sponsored post.
In honor of the Switch release of Boot Hill Bounties, we’re taking our hats off to games developed by a single person – or, at least, mostly by a single person. From Papers, Please to Stardew Valley, we have seven games that show just how far the determination of a developer can go.
Games are rarely brought to market by a single person, though, so keep that in mind as we make our way through. For instance, Boot Hill Bounties developer David Welch received help from chip-tune extraordinaire Jake Kaufman on the game’s soundtrack, whose credits include Shovel Knight, Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse, and DuckTales: Remastered.
Source: Destructoid The best games developed by a single person