Just like any new years resolution... I managed to break it immediately... But that does not mean I did not work!

Delivery is growing ay its pace, with some tries at prototyping, but mainly on the design side for the long term...

I've trapped myself by talking publicly about a project I want to make on twitter. So; now is a good time to start a development log sharing its creation, and give at least one update every month!

So, let's start from the beginning; and let me tell you what "Delivery" is... and was!

It's summer ! The workload is low, and boredom is settling in. A period when you want to try to do new stuff, but you need an objective.

Solution : searching through itch.io Jams to find something to work for, and FINALLY doing a jam I wanted to do for a long time : A Game By Its Cover.

A few months ago, my graduation ceremony happened, ending my student life, and officially giving me a Master degree in Game Design after working on my last student project: Illtide. This project was a nightmare. And thanks to this event, I had the opportunity to talk about it one last time in public in front of a few people working in the industry, but mostly student in first or second year working on their projects. And instead of telling how “amazing” our project was, I thought it was better to be honest and talk about what happened during production. This article is a bit edited (and translated) transcription of what I said.