Yasmy @Yasmy

Hello, I'm new to making Undertale fangames. I enjoy doing pixel art, even if I'm not that good at it yet. I'm still learning programming with GMS2. I'm working on three games (Underhunt, Anxietytale, and Asylumtale) by myself, which is a lot. That's why I'm not rushing to finish any of them, nor do I want to stress myself over them. I see this as a hobby, something I do in my free time, and I work on them as much as I feel comfortable. I mostly work on them when I'm at home and have some free time.

I can't promise that any of them will be done in the next few years, but I promise that I'll at least release a demo for all of them. I won't cancel any of them, even if it takes years.

I'm a part of both the Undertale and Undertale AUs communities (I like both the canon and the fandom, just not going too far into the fandom stuff...). I'm not toxic, and I respect everyone's work, whether it's their games, posts, or content. At least from my perspective, I'm not a mean or jealous person.

I would describe myself as shy, quiet, an overthinker, and VERY forgetful. My English might not be perfect, but I'm trying.

Some non-important details:

• Some people mistake me for a boy, but I'm actually a girl. Don't worry, I like being treated as a boy and I'm okay with being called 'he'. It doesn't bother me

• Everything I do for my games is new to me; I've never done anything like this before. I'm learning as I go

• You can call me Yasmy, Iasmi, Yasmina, Yasmyna,Iasmyna or Iasmina but I prefer Yasmy, of course

(For anyone interested in my games):

• The progress isn't the fastest—it's slow. But what do you expect from one person? I'm trying my best. As I said, this is just a hobby, and I'm not rushing to finish anything. I noticed no one else had thought of making games for these AUs, so I took the chance. If someone else decides to work on the same AUs, I encourage you to appreciate their work even more than mine. I'm not working super hard on these games... well, at least I'm not taking them very serious