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Listen, you need to stop dropping links to your half-baked "Lime's (Owackx's) Insanity Realm" project in everyone else's comment sections. Nobody is clicking on your early-stage Scratch build and thinking, "Wow, what a masterpiece." They are looking at your low-effort spam and getting thoroughly annoyed. Using other creators' comment sections as your personal free advertising board isn't getting you fans; it’s making you look like a desperate nuisance who doesn't know the first thing about basic internet etiquette or game development.

If you actually care about making Sprunki or Incredibox mods, put down the copy-paste keys and actually work on your game. Your obsession with shoving your unpolished, low-quality work in people's faces only highlights how raw and rough it is. Stop begging for attention on pages where people are trying to have real conversations about other projects. Go learn how to properly polish your visuals, fix your mechanics, and build something worth playing first. Real developers earn an audience by making good stuff and posting it in the right places, not by clogging up itch.io with garbage self-promotion. Do everyone a favor and keep your links to your own profile until you actually have something decent to show.