I'm back! After being gone for so long. But anyway, there are a few things to talk about.

It's a partial and short return. I just got back from vacation, which is short.

During this time, I've been busy with both my university studies and a Deltarune fangame called Skullrune, where I'm part of the development team.

I'm still part of it, and I plan to prioritize it over Murder Drones Solver Origin. Even so, I'll also try to dedicate time to this one. I focused more on Skullrune because I learned a lot about the engine I'm using there. I work with people who have been using GameMaker for 4-5 years, and I've learned a lot.

In the case of Murder Drones Solver Origin, I'm going to try to release a playable alpha as soon as possible. Even so, I'm not promising much. There are bugs that I didn't see at the time, and after the alpha, I'll have to redo a lot of things to improve the quality and development time.

Also. The original story plan has changed. I'm going to have to cut chapters I had planned (from 8 to 4). That doesn't mean they'll be completely deleted; I'll simply take elements from the cut chapters and incorporate them into the remaining ones or merge their content.

Because MDSO was originally created as a learning experience, I don't want to spend too much time developing it.

Speaking of learning, I'm also starting a NEW PROJECT. I already have the idea, story, and concepts for a completely original new game. I don't want to give too many details because I'm not going to start working on it right now, and I don't want to give out any information about it yet. But it will be the most ambitious project because it will be my own INDIAN GAME.

Even so, these three projects will be secondary priorities because I'm not happy with my major and university, and I plan to study again at ANOTHER UNIVERSITY. This is now my PRIORITY.

Thank you so much for reading if you've made it this far. No, I haven't died, disappeared, or canceled anything. I just had to pause and/or delay its development to focus on my personal life