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Squardle grew through organic social media by sharing game ideas on a personal domain and web host, and by maintaining profiles on platforms like Bluesky, Twitter, and Facebook. The creator also engaged with the community on Reddit by moderating the Squardle subreddit and responding to posts. Supporters on Patreon contributed feedback for updates and helped spread the word about Squardle, aiding its growth through peer community and word of mouth.
“I'm @fubargames.bsky.social on Bluesky, @FubarGames on the site everyone still calls Twitter, and I run the page FubarGames on Facebook even though I'm really bad at remembering to post there.”
“Yeah, it might not look like much, but having a domain and a web host means I can share my weird game ideas with the world without having to rely on some third party blogging or social media site.”
“So if you're unable to support my development monetarily, the second best way to help out Squardle is by spreading the word. So tell your friends about Squardle!”
“I also mod reddit.com/r/squardle/ so if you make a post there I'm likely to see it and/or respond.”
“If there's currently something being tested in early access there's typically a pinned Patreon post about it.”
“Apart from the financial support, my Patreon supporters have been an enormous help in giving feedback for previous updates!”
“You can probably become a more tech savvy person by typing "[browser name] add web page to home screen" into Google.”