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I found an interesting article on how best to choose a genre for creating your new game. In general, traditionally, all advice is applicable to other, non-game projects. The main thing is not to look under the lantern, but where you lost it. You can take any category where there is demand and where there is little supply, and create something new even there. The author cites several such games and they are quite impressive. So try to apply to your pet or not-so projects.

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