itch.io

I have no kids, but I do have a job. 
Honestly my general plan is to take whatever time I would have been idle, watching TV or something and dedicating it to this.  Seems like it should work pretty good and net me an hour or two per day.  

Besides, there's nothing good on TV anyway.

Howdy, I'm Jim.  
I'm actually fairly new to making games as a serious endeavor as opposed to as a hobby, so I figured itch.io would be a good place to start. 
My goal is to get back to the roots of what made games fun when I was a kid, from the mechanics to the music.

My main deal is Unity since it's what I'm most familiar with.  Can't really beat the gargantuan amount of documentation out there on how to use it, plus its (mostly) positive community, but I also dabble in Godot, and I've got a few books on Unreal that I should probably finish reading.  

I'm also kinda doing this as a side gig, since I do still work a day job, so I imagine it's going to be a long road, but it's one I'm looking forward to riding.

College.  I needed an art credit in order to graduate and since I'm a big math nerd, I ended up putting it off.
I saw "Game Dav 405," asked the prof if I could join, and he said yes. 
I kinda hated it at first, art wasn't something I was good at at the time, and programming just felt like math done weirdly, but it grew on me.
Now here I am, with an itchio page all my own.