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Welcome to my approximate guide of how to sell an Indie game that you have made. This article is aimed at the developer/producer of the game (not at publishers and portals as they already know what they are doing (mostly)).

There seems to be all sorts of detailed information out there on various forums and blogs about the nitty gritty of how to sell Indie games, and lots of it is very useful, but I haven’t really seen an overview guide, and that’s what I’m aiming to provide. So without further ado here goes: