We can’t leave our pages completely inactive with no posts. Updates take time, so sharing behind-the-scenes content is necessary. We’ll simply keep working on the game consistently, no matter how long it takes. This is a complex project, and the planned content for each version requires time to create.
Anyway, there’s no reason for the project to stop. Whether our growth happens quickly or slowly doesn’t really matter. Development will continue at a steady pace either way.
The last few updates haven’t really provided any information on Itch itself—just links to paid platforms. I understand wanting to support development through subscriptions, but from a follower’s perspective here, it feels like there’s nothing to engage with unless we pay immediately.
The Version 0.1.3 post worked better because it at least included a changelog, even without previews. Even small things like brief summaries of what’s being worked on or progress notes would help keep people interested.
I’ve seen other developers handle this by posting short updates on Itch while still keeping previews or extra content behind subscriptions, so both audiences stay engaged. Something like that could make these posts feel more like actual updates rather than just redirects.
Right now, these posts mostly come across as redirects. If that continues, people may end up unfollowing—not because they dislike the project, but because there’s nothing to follow here.
This is just some feedback from someone who’s been following a lot of projects like this over time.
