This month, something hilarious happened to us.
One evening, my co-founders and I were debating socialism, capitalism, and psychology.
To make it interesting, we created a small game:
- Each of us picks a number.
- Three players.
- Middle number wins.
Simple. Psychology-driven.
We played multiple rounds just to see how interestingly humans "converge."
It was never meant to be a product. Just a fun experiment.
But since we were in a "let's keep building" mood, we said:
"Why not publish it on the App Store as a shot?"
No expectations. Zero marketing. Pure randomness.
20 days later, my co-founder Om calls me:
"Bro... are you crediting random USD into my account?"
We were confused.
Then we checked the App Store dashboard.
Our tiny fun experiment — BRINK: Psychological Warfare — was #6 on the Paid Games chart.
People are actually buying it.
Money is flowing in.
For a game we built for fun at 1 a.m.
I laughed for 10 minutes straight.
Sometimes when you chase money, nothing happens.
But when you chase curiosity, money sneaks in from the side door.
Try it yourself:
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