Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The other week, Jeff Vogel from Spiderweb Software went on a really weird mid-life crisis rant about how there are too many indie games. This bothers me, because I think the huge number of indie games is one of the best things to happen in recent years.
From the beginning this channel has been a weird mixture of topics that interest me. So that means programming languages and in-depth computing topics, computer games - especially computer games that revolve around programming, and - for some reason - accounting and bookkeeping topics.
A friend of mine always pokes fun at me for playing so many programming games. “Why,” he asks, would you want to play games that are just like work?” Well, today it’s gonna get even worse, because I have discovered that there is a rich vein of games about accounting and bookkeeping. Let’s look at a couple of them.
The other week, Jeff Vogel from Spiderweb Software went on a really weird mid-life crisis rant about how there are too many indie games. This bothers me, because I think the huge number of indie games is one of the best things to happen in recent years.
From the beginning this channel has been a weird mixture of topics that interest me. So that means programming languages and in-depth computing topics, computer games - especially computer games that revolve around programming, and - for some reason - accounting and bookkeeping topics.
A friend of mine always pokes fun at me for playing so many programming games. “Why,” he asks, would you want to play games that are just like work?” Well, today it’s gonna get even worse, because I have discovered that there is a rich vein of games about accounting and bookkeeping. Let’s look at a couple of them.





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