#yuanddevs

https://yuandgames.itch.io/on-the-road

This is my second released game made in Twine (Harlowe). As soon as I saw Road Trip Game Jam, I knew I wanted to tell that story. It’s deeply relatable to me — I often catch myself doing things without real awareness. I wanted players to experience that same mind flow — sometimes immersive, sometimes distracting.

The development process took less than a week as most of the time I was in the flow: just writing and coding and creating . I couldn't stop coming up with new ideas, so I had to restart everything from scratch several times. Now, I finally see it finished, just as it was in my head.

There're 11 achievements scattered throughout the game. To unlock them all, you'll need to replay it a few times. Don’t worry, the whole experience won’t take more than 10 minutes.

When I was designing my own game, I thought some ideas were super obvious… but when I showed them to others, I realized they weren’t obvious at all

wild how some korean games do great in the west but barely register locally.

players there are deep in mobile, ultra-competitive, streamlined experiences. meanwhile, global audiences are like: yes. give me the flashy, the cinematic, the melodrama.

it’s weird. and kind of encouraging.

sometimes your work makes sense somewhere else.

On the Road: A Wanderer’s Story

struggling with building wrecked volcano using procedural landscape resulted in this gem. that’s literally me angry at things