So, it's been nearly two weeks now since Put Back Stuff released.
What was my job redundancy anti-boredom project reached more people then I thought it would. It has been an anxiety-inducing (in the best way), humbling experience and I feel so touched by everyone that's given it a go, signal boosted it, made content or shared a review. 3500 may not seem like a lot to some, but this is genuinely a life changing number for me.
With the support of the community I feel I can get back on track with life. This year has been an utter mess for me, and *this* has been a bright spark of joy amongst it. I'm excited to keep creating, to add more content updates and to keep building my skills. As I move through the roadmap, I feel I want to create something more ambitious next time. Thank-you, from the bottom of my heart. It means the world that my silly little game has brought people joy and moments of calm.
If you're attending PAX Australia in Melbourne on October 9th (The Friday) and will be in the area late - come by my panel! Every year for the last three years now, I've had the absolute joy of running a charity gameshow featuring streamers called 'Scuffed' where I am a host and the gameshow designer/gamemaster. You can find the panel information here. which sometimes results in streamers drinking baked beans out of a shoe, brilliant improv and weird works of art. All for a great cause.
We'll be raising money for GenerOzity, supporting Beyond Blue!
That being said, as I prepare for PAX and my game show panel, you may see me a little less in the discussion threads - but I am reading them, collating them and planning updates. I see you and hear you. The best way to see what I'm up to regarding game development is probably my X/Twitter.
Onwards and upwards from here.
- Shellbunny
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