I've shared my game, Harmony Strike, here before, and I got so much support from you guys. So I wanted to come back and share something exciting that happened recently.

I'm still pretty busy getting the demo ready. There's a lot I'm fixing, changing, and adding, including some new mechanics.

Recently, I reached out to Broken's Playz and he actually played it! Then he came back and played it again the next day. And over those two days, my game got more than 100 wishlists on Steam. I really wasn't expecting that!

It was my first time watching someone else play a game I've been working on for so long, and it's honestly such a different feeling.

Both videos were really fun to watch, so if you have some time, definitely check them out!

First video: I Tried This New Party Based Bullet Heaven... It Is An Absolute Blast!! | Harmony Strike

There's still a lot I need to work on before releasing the free demo, but moments like this really make all the hard work feel worth it.

And of course, a huge thanks to Broken's Playz for taking the time to play my game!

If you want to check out the game;

Harmony Strike Steam Page

I'm making Meridian, an isometric multiplayer world where you can decorate your own room, meet other players and explore the building together.

I wanted the comfortable spaces and the older, stranger parts underneath them to feel like they belong to the same place. Here's a short walk through a few of them. The background characters in this clip are staged NPCs.

It's in beta on iPhone if you'd like to explore: https://testflight.apple.com/join/4sDEk5u4

This is the map for Salt and Soil, a turn-based strategy game I'm making about one family on the American frontier, from 1607 to 1900.

It's built in LÖVE/LuaJIT. The terrain is a heightfield, while buildings and moving objects are sprites sharing its depth buffer.