Well, it has been three months since launch. Being an indie developer is hard, with this being our first game we didn't really know what to expect. The reactions we got for the game weren't great. It has been a struggle to get anyone to actually play the game or even take the time to look at it. I guess that is the life of an indie developer right? You win some you lose some. Floors of Discomfort started as a fun idea with a friend. We wanted to see what would happen. Like most developers, we started to dream, we started to believe that what we were making could be something great. Hope is dangerous when it blinds the truth. The truth is, the game has flaws, many flaws. So many flaws that it probably should have been reworked from the ground up, but it wasn't because of arrogance, neglect, and laziness.

I don't know what I will be doing now in the world of games, I haven't had much inspiration lately. I still continue to develop things and program, but it seems as though life right now has pulled me away from the game industry and toward a different path. I know that one day I will make games again, I love to do it.

Floors of Discomfort wasn't successful, it happens. I have learned a lot.

Making games is hard.

Hey guys, so it's the end of our first week on Steam and I just wanted to say thank you to all of you out there who have purchased the game, whether it be through Steam or in the Groupees bundle. It's awesome to see how many people have actually activated the game and have played it on Steam.

Feed back is great, and if you have and please make a review. I want to do everything in my power to make sure that any problems in the game get fixed as soon as possible.

- Frankie