Jane Wheeler

This project has taken me so long that admittedly it feels more like a reflection of who i was four years ago or so than who I am now. But hey, I soldiered on and completed it, even when it seemed certain that it would end up confined to the great dustbin of Overambitious First RPG Maker Projects.

This game is a nifty little adventure about trying to save the world from destruction even when that may not actually be possible. It's quirky and wacky and dare I say even a tad EarthBound-inspired. I'd tell you I worry that it's cringe, but no one wants to hear that from me, including the people who are going to think it's cringe.

What I hope it is, is funny and heartfelt and charming and maybe a little unsettling at times. It's the work of someone learning to make games and that's very obvious. I hope that's a feature and not a bug. One advantage of being so slow is that, while modern generative AI didn't exist when I started development, nowadays we're so awash in slop that things that look like they were made by flawed, amateurish humans feel more special. Or I hope so, at any rate.