Self-Update
Hello. Thank you for looking at this post. Do not read this if you do not want to hear about what I am experiencing. If you do not want to hear about it, I can understand. I'm currently working on my new project. But I am having an unusual amount of doubt about this next project. I don't like releasing posts about what I feel like because I feel self-centered when I do so. But I think I need to tell everyone what I am feeling. I feel like my next project is a copy of both projects I have already made. When I say both, I'm talking about The Pencils Creation and Hope is Lost. For example, I feel guilty using a door to transition between levels. I also feel bad for placing trash bags or chairs in levels. I usually struggle with self-doubt when making a project, but it is a lot more doubt than before. I am also experiencing doubt with the horror factor of my new project. I feel like it is not scary as Hope is Lost, and that makes me want to simply make it a horror game with loud noises (which I am not doing). As much as I do not like to release posts like this, I think it would be better to release this post. Please understand that I am not complaining. I am just trying to explain what I am feeling. What I am feeling will not create a pause in development. I fully understand that I am the one who wanted to go into game development, so I am the one who has to deal with the problems. Also, just to clarify, all of the games I release are DEMO's. That is because I may expand on the original idea, but not with a sequel. Thank you for reading and thank you for your time. Once again, sorry if this post seems self-centered.
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Hope is Lost
A sad "horror" game DEMO about getting lost. Made with Unreal Engine 5.
Status | Prototype |
Author | GooseGravity |
Tags | Horror, sad, Singleplayer |
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