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Hi, you might not know this yet, but I run a Twitter profile and I have a YouTube channel where information or trailers also appear (the pace is rather slow, but I’ll pick up speed).

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@LazyGuyGames

Twitter: https://x.com/LazyGuyGames

As for the future, I’m currently fighting a January slump and it’s hard to get started on something bigger, but I know it will pass. Right now I’m considering two ideas in my head:
a horror game with free-roam elements in a 2D space (something like FNAF: SL, but with more freedom), or a roguelite with strong elements of randomness in a classic 8-bit style.
Let me know which one sounds more interesting, and at the end, these are my top supporters from the last 30 days:

@TheOfficialDave - 2 charged stickers

@XXLSpiele - 1 charged sticker

@AlexTheGameDeveloper - 1 charged sticker

Thank you

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