So, how does it feel to work nights and weekends for 3 years?

First of all, people come and go, like Adrian, who continued to work on the game for 2 of those three years, or Ren, who took some of his free time too to create some banger music for The Push. And now Dan, a friend I met in Shiga who is good with narration, or Melissa, who continues to help me with a special test session every now and then.

The last thing was a testing group on Discord that helped me so much to push (haha) the game even further.

So, how does it feel to work nights and weekends? I must admit, a little lonely, but when I start working on it, I generally can’t stop and prefer to work on The Push rather than play games or drink outside.

With this project getting bigger and clearer than ever before, I got to present it this year in lots of meetings at Bit-Summit, Busan Indie Connect and Tokyo Game Show (TGS).

So, Tokyo Game Show is over, but with new hopes and nice feedback. I feel that the last push with the group of testers (that I need to thank, really, thank you!) has given new life to the game and a new image.

Publishers seem more interested than before, and I had some really good meetings.

Now, I am waiting, and I pray to the cosmos and the universe that this time! Yes, this time! Will be the good one.

Please keep in touch, and here are some images from TGS ^^

Have a good week!