Akapaaka

I've started working on a brand new project, which will still be part of AKAPAAKA: a creation of a manga. Idk if here the links works but I will put here the link for the first chapter of my original manga: Katasugi. https://share.google/nAWQXTzpenBGj9Q5p For now, I'm taking a step away from game development and focusing on storytelling through manga. That doesn't mean I've left the world of video games behind. I'm sure I'll come back to it in the future with new ideas and more experience. I've realized that this is simply who I am. I have many dreams, many goals, and countless things I want to create. As long as I'm alive, I want to explore different forms of art and creativity instead of limiting myself to just one. Maybe some projects will succeed, others won't. But every project teaches me something new, and every step helps me grow. AKAPAAKA has never been just about making games—it's about creating. Whether it's a video game, a manga, o...

I've realized that I'm not fully satisfied with my latest project, Cutie Fight. While developing it, I learned a lot, but I also understood that the game isn't going in the direction I originally imagined. I've ended up putting both Duck in Debt and Cutie Fight aside for now. It wasn't an easy decision, especially after the time and passion I invested in both projects. That doesn't mean I've given up on them forever. I truly believe I'll come back to both games one day with more experience, new ideas, and a clearer vision of what I want them to become. Sometimes, taking a break from a project isn't failure—it's simply part of growing as a developer. I know I'm writing this as if I were talking about the most famous games in the world, but I wanted to write it for the people who genuinely enjoyed my games and supported me. You made me truly happy. It may seem like a small thing, but for an 18-year-old with big dreams, it means everything. I...