Absolutely crazy stuff for a lifelong fan like me. 10/10 would experience again, but probably can’t, ever, and that’s simply amazing.

What made it even more special was the participation of Sumio Shiratori, the composer of the songs. And his wife, Emiko (who sings the original, beautiful Japanese songs) performed live! And they even got the original Finnish narrator from the series, Leena Uotila to narrate the concert.

Thanks. I guess seeing a bunch of hater comments about taking so long a few days ago kinda got stuck in my mind a little bit. Even though I keep getting a lot more encouraging comments nowadays. Weird how that works.

Anyway it has slowly gotten better as I've been forced to rewire my brain to another kind of pace. My family is growing, which helps put things into perspective. They are the world to me and sitting on the computer at work while life goes by fast, is not very high up in my bucket list anymore 😁

Also you get called out by some folks a lot because you're not shipping as fast as you used to, which is a bit toxic honestly. And yeah, I know it's not good lollygagging around, we should still finish features at a decent pace and not run out of funding. But that's not really the point I'm making.

My brain was already hardwired to the pace of launching several smaller games a year, so I couldn't help it. Also it did not help that some of my peers were (or are) still in the same grind. You can't help but compare.

It's not very healthy when you're deliberately starting a multi-year project and during the first 3 months you start making dumb quick'n'dirty technical decisions because "launch is right around the corner".

It might’ve been caused by some older hidden trailers lingering in our Store Page Admin. I removed them just in case.

Cool list, thanks!

If this is not AI slop, I will personally find the person who dared to physically write this and show them the liam neeson I will find you meme

Really good short form explanation of how it works, good job!

Gamescom 2027 fomo week is just four blinks away, that's basic math