I've decided to focus on my personal creative growth instead of big, time consuming projects. I want to explore, experiment, learn and improve in a number of creative fields instead of focusing on producing a final product. I'll keep my bigger projects on the side, but give them much less time. This means that my current projects, such as the successor to City Escape, will take a long time to release, if at all.

Hopefully, this change will be more healthy for my creative life, and result in more cool stuff to post here.

Still working on the successor to City Escape, which is taking longer than I hoped, (but when is that not the case.) Currently working on the game's visuals as well as gameplay tweaks. Also doing some graphic design stuff, art stuff, and struggling to learn piano. I've got a lot of projects I want to work on, but I gotta take things one-by-one.

Also check this out haha

How many pics can I have in a blog?

Working on the successor to City Escape, currently in the middle phase of development where I gotta slog through the technical stuff before starting to playtest. I'm also doing various other creative stuff which may or may not manifest into this community.

Working on the successor to City Escape, currently in the early experimental phase.

Currently taking up graphic design (as a possible career) and making more shitpost games.

Got my laptop fixed, but lost all my old files. Guess I'm starting with a blank slate. I'll be working on various projects between trips for my summer job. That'll probably include starting over with the successor to City Escape, which was in early development and going very well before my hard drive got corrupted. I'm excited with what I'll be working on in the future.

Starting to brainstorm City Escape 2. Generally I want to make the gamplay tighter now that I'm not complete garbage at coding. Adding new features is less of a priority, but wanna play with making score more prominent and making newgrounds medals. I'd like to spend some time to make it more visually interesting. I also finished another game recently, which I'm currently fixing up a bit before releasing here.