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Indie Spotlight: How Small Teams Should Approach Quest Variety Using Tim Cain’s Framework
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2026-02-21
9 min read
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A practical, 2026-ready method for indies to pick a focused set of Tim Cain quest types that boost fun and cut QA/scope risk.
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