Why do people call themselves solo devs when they work with musicians or sound designers?
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Getting a lot of replies about the strange ways credit works in pop music, film-making, writing, etc. that's cool. I was/am genuinely specifically curious about audio in games though. What is the rationale for calling yourself a solo dev when you work with audio folks?
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Yeah I agree. I think any game dev worth their weight in salt knows how critical music/sound is in any game. Just turn off all the sound for a game and play it. Not nearly as engaging. I'd argue that sound design is more important than graphics. But maybe I'm a mad man.
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I'm guessing because devs think of the roles in a different way (like the game engine, which is mandatory for the game, and the music, which can be enjoyed separately from the game and isn't technically mandatory)?
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