Hello everyone!

Cherylynn and Ian here— we are the voices behind the game “Keep in Mind”, as are we the voices behind the new studio Little Moth Games. Typing today is Cherylynn, the game’s original creator. Ian is my partner in crime, and he supported a lot of the design decisions that went into the game’s inception.

It’s been a crazy few years in the game dev field. I can hardly believe that Keep in Mind released over a year and a half ago— every day I think about it, so it feels new in my mind. Every day I wonder how it was possible to get such a positive reception on a little game that I felt would fade into obscurity, bringing comfort only to myself. Given the nature of the game, I’m blown away by the support and encouragement, the touching words and beautiful memories and moments you all have shared with me. There has been so much support and encouragement in a field and genre that is relatively untouched, and for that you all mean the world to us at Little Moth and our creations. It has given us a creative impetus that we cannot begin to explain, and it has been the creative lifeblood for Little Moth.

Little Moth Games is a game company founded with the wish that our games be imaginative, philosophical, and healing. Our goal is to create games that help and inspire people, or games that reveal a part of our world that is often hidden. And that is where we, Cherylyn and Ian, have been putting our creative energy for the past years. I’ve taken on the role of narrative designer, 2D and 3D artist, while he has taken on the role of co-designer, environment artist, and technical artist.

We are beyond thrilled to share updates with you guys. In the next posts, we’re going to talk a little more about Keep in Mind’s origins: how it got started and what inspired Jonas’ journey. I’ve been waiting a long time to discuss some of its inspirations, and I think now is as good a time as ever!

Once again, much love to the community and you all. We have more exciting updates in the future, including a new game announcement! We’re looking forward to posting our processes and what we’ve learned along the way!

Thank you all, and talk to you soon!