To Make a Game

i love this game and showing it to my friends.

Struck a nerve, didn't it?

That's a short, but very interesting game. If you're into GameDev or any sort of modding for games - that's definitely should be in your 100% completed in your library.

To Make a Game is a compact and deeply personal visual novel that turns the anxiety of creative work into the foundation of its story. Instead of constructing a large fictional universe or relying on complicated gameplay systems, it focuses on something much more ordinary and relatable: wanting to create something while repeatedly struggling to find the motivation and confidence to finish it. The concept is deliberately self-referential, since the story reflects the creator's own experiences while developing the project itself. TheBluePenguin serves as both developer and publisher, which strengthens the feeling that this is an individual artistic expression rather than a conventional commercial production. The story places the player in the unusual position of encouraging someone who is having difficulty completing a game. Procrastination, uncertainty, lack of confidence, and the fear that creative effort might ultimately amount to nothing become central parts of the narrative. Some events are dramatized and the branching possibilities prevent the experience from functioning purely as an autobiography, but the personal foundation remains obvious. The result feels almost like an in…

fun little story. my name was robert paulson.

I will play it later