I don't know how I happened upon your Substack and this post, but I just dropped a few bucks on this project not only because it looks cool, but because this post is such a fascinating read for someone who is into game mechanics and possibly creating their own games (e.g. me). I love how you share your thought process and make everything so easy to read and logical. It's really inviting for someone who could have an interest in your game (e g. me again).
Hi Daniel, first, thanks a lot for contributing to the game!
This is a very special project for me because it is a game I made first and foremost to have fun by myself, and then I thought it would be great to share the journey with others. So thanks!
About the post, I'm super happy that my words are able to cut through the distance, geographically and culturally. Since English is not my first language, I try really hard to be clear, even when my thought process is often a bit chaotic. And that's the amazing thing about having a blog: it pushes you to clarify and distill your thought process, and along the way, you discover things about it that you didn't realize before.
So, welcome to this space! I hope to see you more around here and hear about your projects!
I don't know how I happened upon your Substack and this post, but I just dropped a few bucks on this project not only because it looks cool, but because this post is such a fascinating read for someone who is into game mechanics and possibly creating their own games (e.g. me). I love how you share your thought process and make everything so easy to read and logical. It's really inviting for someone who could have an interest in your game (e g. me again).
I look forward to more, and welcome home :)
Hi Daniel, first, thanks a lot for contributing to the game!
This is a very special project for me because it is a game I made first and foremost to have fun by myself, and then I thought it would be great to share the journey with others. So thanks!
About the post, I'm super happy that my words are able to cut through the distance, geographically and culturally. Since English is not my first language, I try really hard to be clear, even when my thought process is often a bit chaotic. And that's the amazing thing about having a blog: it pushes you to clarify and distill your thought process, and along the way, you discover things about it that you didn't realize before.
So, welcome to this space! I hope to see you more around here and hear about your projects!