This is the basement so far... does it feel like a basement to you, or a cell? #indiedev #horrorgame

Join my small Discord Server if you are interested. We could build things together there.

discord.gg/RzrhKBE9H3

I just love what I'm creating here.

Join my small Discord Server if you are interested. We could build things together there.

discord.gg/RzrhKBE9H3

The basement is still greyboxed, but the lighting gives it so much ambiance. #horrorgame #indiedev

I would love to have you join my small Discord Server if you are interested; we could build things together there.

Link: discord.gg/RzrhKBE9H3

Please just give us some good casts. Don't kill this one.

Prototyping my next horror game about a man locked in a basement. Still all grey boxes for now. #indiedev #horrorgame

I would love to have you join my small Discord Server if you are interested; we could build things together there.

Link: discord.gg/RzrhKBE9H3

I'm building the basement for my horror game. What’s the most horrifying basement you’ve seen in a game or film? Need references.

Full devlogs, builds, and playtests are on my Discord.

If you wanna follow along and build things together, come in: discord.gg/3kXkv6r69

My new project is called "DOWNLINE"

You are locked in a basement with an old phone and a list of names to call. One of them remembers the code...

Join my Discord for more details #gamedev #indiedev #horrorgame

If you are interested, I would love to see you join, share some ideas, and build stuff together.

discord.gg/3kXkv6r69

Yeah we will be checking plus 8k of demos that are mostly just Ai slop that kill high potential games. Pretty exited.

I'm officially starting my first commercial game project. Wish me luck, guys.

I will provide more details about the game soon.

After finishing two game projects that were supposed to be just for learning ( which somehow took me over two years ), I think I'm ready to start making commercial games since I’ve now learned how to actually ship a game twice.

Making a commercial project is definitely challenging since there’s so much extra to learn, like Steam, marketing, trailers, social media... etc. But I feel like I can manage that side of stuff. The only thing making me second-guess myself is that I decided my next game will be a 3D project, and I have absolutely no freaking background in 3D art in general.

I'm switching from 2D because 3D was my original vision from the very beginning. I realize now that I didn't actually need to start with 2D just to learn programming and all sorts of game dev. Tbh, I probably should have started with 3D instead of wasting time on projects that don't support my goal entirely. But it's part of the process, we live to learn.

Sooo... I'm still thinking: should I just dive in and make my next project commercial even tho i need to learn 3D from scratch, or should I make one more small learning project to figure out 3D first, and then go commercial after that? What do you guys think?

I’ve lived long enough to see P.T. ported to PC. This is actually unbelievable.

Being off social media for a week feels like I have been gone for a decade.

Hey folks! Today I'm turning 24, and my first horror game EGRESS is now live on itch and GameJolt.

It's been a year making this game and trying to be consistent, but it's finally here. I would appreciate any kind of support, even just a retweet.

Links below 👇

Before you play: I'd love anyone who comes across this, especially horror fans, to give it a try and be honest if anything sucks, and if anything is good. Thank you for your time <33

Play it here 🔽
- itch: protutyp.itch.io/egress
- GameJolt: gamejolt.com/games/EGRESS/1…