hurting the characters! So yeah, that's great. That's what the game was supposed to be.

Anyways, expect it by February with some changes based on reading feedback.

Then, after that...

It's about a play in which the player can't play! And to play, you have to break the game. The results are catastrophic to everything inside this reality, and you can reach one of multiple endings. There was an IFComp review I loved which said they couldn't keep on playing out of fear of [3/4].

that they are steps towards learning a little bit more, and polishing aspects of your craft that may help you down the road with bigger games. The game accomplished its task of infuriating some people who reviewed it. Others found it pretty fun! It wasn't meant to be pretentious, but a jab [2/4].

"Let Me Play!" (2025/2026) was featured at IFComp 2025, but will get released next year on Steam! This is a short experimental thingy about authorship. It was supposed to be much more complex that what we ended up with, but the way I see each project it's [1/4]
store.steampowered.com/app/3859740/...

So you had different views at a single place throughout time, and the idea was to explore ageing, alzheimer and other topics. While other projects I've directed are heavily text-based, this was created without much of it. It was a nice change of pace, and I also like the art [2/2].