Patreon alone brings in almost $15,000 monthly. While I understand development takes time and can be quite challenging, it hurts when a game as good as Starmaker is so vague when it comes to its development cycle. I'm glad it's getting the time it needs to produce a good update, but we've heard very little about when we can actually expect any real content.
There are a lot of games with only one devloper and low content updates,but they have a lot of subs. Luck and skills both are a factor of your success. A good combination of both will get you anywhere. Or you can just make a NTR game and get a shit tone of money😅.
But as I said,this is a side project where he practices his game making skills in unity engine ,but his main project has a team for the devlopement.