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to the stars
12 years ago

Featured?!


Apparently, to the stars was featured as IndieGames.com’s Browser Pick sometime last year. I only learned abot this a few days ago. It’s pretty cool to find something like this well after all the attention on this game has died down a bit. After getting featured on GameJolt’s front page, all these people started playing, and I never imagined anyone other than my friends to actually play the game.

Getting featured really did boost the number of plays I got, then all the comments poured in, and it was pretty awesome. Now that all that’s settled down now, it’s really nice to know that there was another small corner of the internet that knew about me, even if just for a while.

More than the attention though, I’m really glad that there were people who enjoyed the game! That’s really what I want more; that people like and enjoy my games.



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