However, seeing and interacting with what they worked on routinely got everyone through it – not only for themselves but also seeing how everyone else outside the development team would react. The toll of creating the Memoria Project meant being okay with people coming and going during development and encouraging people to do what they could rather than matching the level of effort of the person alongside them. “Most people have full-time jobs and want to relax afterwards, others have families, some such as myself teach on the side and refused freelance jobs so that we could dedicate our time to Memoria.”
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Memoria is purely a passion project and requires skilled developers to do additional work in their free time after a full day of work, without any compensation. “It might sound silly when you look at what has been created and fall in love with it, but nothing is linear, and there are always ups and downs like a rollercoaster. “Honestly, the biggest challenge was keeping motivation throughout the team,” Yaralioglu says.
The dev team works entirely voluntarily, and passion for an idea only gets you so far over three years when you have bills to pay. (Image credit: Square Enix / Memoria Project)Įven without the legal eye of Square Enix, the Memoria Project has gone through its fair share of internal challenges.
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