THE FUTURE OF LUCKY:

15 days ago

THE FUTURE OF LUCKY:

Wow, it's been a long time since I last came here to share something new about Lucky. Creating this render over the past week was a truly nostalgic experience.

After nearly two years without talking about Lucky, I think it's finally time to say the obvious:

I'm officially closing this chapter.

~~REGARDING THE LAST PROJECT:~~

Back in late 2024, I was working on a remake of TNAL 4. My goal was to showcase how much I had improved as a developer, with smoother animations, better presentation, and a more polished overall experience.

The gameplay remained mostly faithful to the original, but with several refinements. One feature I was especially proud of was adding camera animations for the animatronics—for example, Lucky would actually appear cutting the facility's power on the security cameras instead of it simply happening off-screen.

By the time I stopped development in December 2024, the project was about 60% complete.

Because of that, I plan to release the map models, character models, and the Clickteam MFA project here in the future so anyone interested can see what was being developed.

~~WHY DID I STOP DEVELOPING IT?~~

The main reason was simple: I had many ideas, but I no longer wanted to develop games entirely on my own.

Toward the end of 2024, I met @JhonKK , who later became both a good friend and the owner of Myxer Studios, the team I'm currently part of.

At the time, I wanted to work on something completely new—something beyond Lucky—and I was looking for a more ambitious project. When the opportunity came, I decided to dedicate myself fully to it, and as a result, the TNAL 4 Remake was permanently put aside.

~~WHAT AM I DOING NOW?~~

Since March 2025, I've been working on Coffy's Retake at Myxer Studios, and the project is now approaching completion.

If you visit @JhonKK 's profile, you'll be able to see the current state of the project.

I'm responsible for the game's programming and environment modeling.

~~WHAT COMES NEXT?~~

I'll continue working with Myxer Studios on future projects and keep moving forward as a game developer.

The render attached to this post was created entirely from scratch—including a brand-new Lucky model that I recently made.

For me, this isn't a teaser for a new project.

It's a farewell.

A spiritual goodbye to the character that marked the beginning of my journey with Clickteam and game development.

I created the original Lucky when I was 12 years old, dreaming of making games.

Now, almost 18, I'm incredibly grateful for everything I learned, everyone who supported me, and every person who played my games over the years.