Era games

What I've Done Today I challenged myself to make something in under an hour. No pressure, no expectations, just a quick creative sprint to see what would happen. I ended up putting together a tiny prototype: a character that can move, jump, and interact with a single object. It’s nothing groundbreaking, but it reminded me how refreshing it is to build something small without overthinking every detail. What surprised me most was how quickly the momentum kicked in once I started. The moment the character moved the way I wanted, I felt that familiar spark again. It’s easy to forget how motivating that feeling can be when you’re buried in bigger projects or long-term goals. I might expand it later, or I might not. That isn’t really the point. Today was about creating something for the sake of creating , with no polish and no long-term plan, just the simple joy of making a thing and letting it exist. “Small steps count. Tiny prototypes cou...

It is easy to sit down on January 1st and scribble out a list of safe, comfortable resolutions. Things like drinking more water or finally reading that pile of books on the nightstand. There is nothing wrong with those, but this year I felt a pull toward something much heavier. I wanted a goal that actually requires some grit and a good amount of vulnerability. So, here it is: In 2026, I am going to release a game on Steam. Saying that out loud is terrifying. If I’m being honest about my starting line, I don't have a revolutionary concept or a polished prototype ready to go. I am still very much a student of the Godot engine. Most of my time right now is just a cycle of writing code, watching it break, and digging through documentation to figure out why I’m wrong. But that is exactly why I’m doing this. The Hidden Beauty of the Unknown There is something special about being a total beginner. I have no idea what this game will actually be. It might be a platformer, a puzzle game, o...