Positioning, Gamesense, Mentoring and Sandvich Throwing

Man hello guys, when I first started this group it was meant to help out other heavy main players. Never in my life did I think it would grow to this proportion. As such if anyone wants to apply as a moderator, just hit me up! (Have a resume or something ready)


So I used to play competitive TF2, then in 2016 after playing Undertale and realizing I will never experience anything as good as that for that rest of my life.

I had to hurry drop everything I was doing and start learning how to make games ASAP!

I was thinking what special thing could I bring? The only big things that really helped me in my past was "learning how to learn".


I think there is something really special about how in the early days of TF2, you are literally thrown into the pool and you sorta have to learn swim on the fly.

TF2's tutorial was "ok" (that's a lie it doesn't prepare you at all for your first quickplay games)

but the real training grounds was getting thrown into a server and trying weird things until you found something that works.


My game is built around that feeling. You are given a tool and have to learn how to master it yourself. It hides a lot of depth for you to find out yourself. (Similar to the whoever who discovered stair stabbing, I bet he was trying weird things until he discovered a new technique altogether).

So this is what I've been doing with my time. It's definetly not TF2, it's just sort of me trying to bring in this really abstract feeling from years ago and then remixing it with other things that I love (Like Wind Waker's aesthetics and Nuclear Throne's gamfeel) into this new thing.


Thank you for taking the time to read this. I hope my game can make my day brighter for you!

(psst there is a free demo in the store page)

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