Hi I am a gamedev and I document my challenge of making a game in 30 days and releasing it on steam. Hopefully I can inspire others to follow their dreams being confident and showing themselves and their work on social media!

Hi I am a gamedev and I wanted to document my challenge of making an indiegame in 30 days and releasing it on steam (and sell the game there hopefully). By posting it here I want to share my wins and keep myself accountable and hopefully inspire others to follow their dreams being confident and showing themselves and their work on social media! You can also follow along my journey on my socials found in my profile!

🩷 so today @Chanie Twersky posted this which led me to post this:

Hi I am a gamedev and I wanted to document my challenge of making an indiegame in 30 days and releasing it on steam (and sell the game there hopefully). By posting it here I want to share my wins and keep myself accountable and hopefully inspire others to follow their dreams being confident and showing themselves and their work on social media! You can also follow along my journey on my socials found in my profile!

I’ve been thinking a lot about something lately. We’ve slowly built an ecosystem around ourselves where a handful of Big Tech companies provide the infrastructure for almost everything we do. AI. Cloud storage. Communication. Search. Social spaces. Identity. Our data. Even parts of our creative process. And most of us never really stopped to ask: “Wait… is this actually the ecosystem we want?” Not because these technologies are necessarily bad. They’ve brought incredible things into the world. But somewhere along the way, convenience became the default — and questioning the structure underneath it became optional. That’s where my Nova Project comes in. I’m exploring what a different kind of digital ecosystem could look like: more local, more sovereign, more regenerative, and designed around people rather than extracting from them. I’m not interested in building another platform that tells people how to live. I’m interested in building tools that give people more choice. And honestly, I don’t want to build this conversation alone. So I’d really like to hear from you: What part of the digital ecosystem we live in today feels completely normal to you… but maybe shouldn’t? What would you change if you could redesign one piece of it? No technical answer needed. No need to understand Nova. Just your experience. I’m listening. 🌀