This Boldare blog post by Adam Ziemba discusses the importance of distinguishing between vanity and actionable metrics in lean startup methodology. Vanity metrics, like website hits, offer superficial data, while actionable metrics, such as sales figures, provide useful insights for product improvement. The article emphasizes the Build-Measure-Learn cycle and how actionable metrics guide decision-making throughout this process. Using actionable metrics improves team performance and product development, unlike vanity metrics which can hinder progress and create conflict. Boldare uses this approach, illustrated by a case study of their own company's development.

This document presents Seyed's Publisher List, a curated database of publishers funding premium PC/Console indie titles. It excludes publishers focused on AAA, F2P, or those not funding development. The list is not exhaustive and encourages community contributions to an open sheet, with data transferred quarterly to the curated sheet. The guide provides details on contacting publishers, understanding revenue and budget metrics, and publisher communication ratings. Users are advised to upgrade their browser as the current version is unsupported.

AI games are poised for a breakthrough, but foundational technologies and founder mindsets are still evolving. Similar to the internet's early days, the current AI landscape requires advancements in speed, cost, and quality of AI models. Founders need to broaden their concepts of what a game can be, embracing AI-native thinking for true innovation. NFX believes the "technology window" for AI-native games has just opened, presenting a significant opportunity for new ventures. They are hosting an AI Games Summit on March 8, 2026, for founders in this space.