Hello from the cyberspace!

[SubjunctiveGames]

Hi everyone! I'm Subjunctive from Subjunctive Games. I've always been into gaming and cyberpunk stories, so I decided to try my hand at making my own game. It's called MindWare—a free-to-play browser-based sandbox adventure about a hacker infected with gender-altering malware.

Balancing game development with everyday life is a challenge, but I'm giving it my all. I'm here to share my journey, pick up some tips, and hopefully make a few friends along the way. Excited to be part of this community and looking forward to getting to know you all!

Cheers,
Subjunctive

 

[Pitrik]

Welcome

 

[TheMagicalGurl]

Best of luck.

 

[rontremalo]

Hi everyone! I'm Subjunctive from Subjunctive Games. I've always been into gaming and cyberpunk stories, so I decided to try my hand at making my own game. It's called MindWare—a free-to-play browser-based sandbox adventure about a hacker infected with gender-altering malware.

Balancing game development with everyday life is a challenge, but I'm giving it my all. I'm here to share my journey, pick up some tips, and hopefully make a few friends along the way. Excited to be part of this community and looking forward to getting to know you all!

Cheers,
Subjunctive

Have you made a developer's game page here yet? I think with the 0.0.4 release, there's enough awesome already (which is kinda stunning) that you might want to set one up?

 

[UnwrappedGodiva]

Opening an official thread here is not without risks, especially if "Balancing game development with everyday life is a challenge". I have seen some developers burned out after a few weeks of intense discussions here. It may be wiser to stay out of F95 for a few more weeks or months, until the development of MindWare becomes a routine with a good balance between work, private life, and the game. I may sound like a grandma, but: be very careful about overcommitment.

That being said, welcome here!

 

[rontremalo]

Opening an official thread here is not without risks, especially if "Balancing game development with everyday life is a challenge". I have seen some developers burned out after a few weeks of intense discussions here. It may be wiser to stay out of F95 for a few more weeks or months, until the development of MindWare becomes a routine with a good balance between work, private life, and the game. I may sound like a grandma, but: be very careful about overcommitment.

That being said, welcome here!

I gotta say, that is a fear in this case. The initial drop of the game has been met with such enthusiasm. I feel like if the dev just sticks to their own vision, it'll be fine