To put it simply, simply in a poem,

The reason my fangames are gone,

Is because their magnet pulse failed,

Failed to attract me, with a pull so frail,

That I put them to an end, and it feels wrong.

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Three rusty magnets of fangames,

Lacking fame and a truly attracting, proper pull,

Due to peer pressure, had finally kicked the bucket,

Because of a fiendish lil' bugger who said, "Fuck it!"

And yeeted the fangames into an endless pothole,

Not to be seen by the human eye forevermore...

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There's a varying saying, but still clear regardless of version

"When one story ends, another begins."

It's a faithful reminder that, even when stated otherwise,

Nothing truly ever ends, except for a few trends.

So look on the bright side of this, and friends,

For I'll always keep coding magnificent works, fangame or not.

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While nothing built may last forever,

We can always rebuild what was lost.

We can rekindle the fallen with a bright phoenix in their place,

Whether it'd be prolonged, damn fast, or at a steady pace,

We can bring something in their place, no matter the cost.

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But we can't fully replace them, that's for sure.

Those fangames who're now burnt, and now flying embers.

And no matter how hard we try, one can't be fully rebrought.

We can try, but it's usually never like what we sought.

And there they flow, with the wind, gone are my endeavors...

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But, remember now, when one story ends, another begins.

A story that isn't like the prior ones, but something new.

And like Game Jolt told me, three times, when they departed,

"A phoenix might rise in their place," and so the bird darted.

The blazing avian shot through the skies, while I still rue...

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8:05 PM, February 4, 2025.

Here began the Night of Fallen Fangames,

Where I succumbed its attraction, and aimed at my creations.

Corruption got my bestest, and thus I swung at thee.

I chopped down and nearly fragmented my fangame tree,

And I asked myself if this was the only way of satisfaction.

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"Is this really what I wanted...?"

"The execution of a former path I took..."

"The abolishment of my fangames..."

"God damn it all... I've put me into shame..."

"Who needs fangame fame, huh!? Creativity is a better look..."

TL;DR: I've lost interest in making fangames, feel majorly ashamed of myself for deleting my fangames and most of my Scratch projects, but I'm going for more creativity now!

With that being said, it's time to crawl straight into Bugeon Masters...