What if a graphic designer with 10 years of experience learns coding and creates an escape room game? Thread

Hello, everyone! I'm 'boogie_hood,' a graphic designer from South Korea with a 10-year career in the industry.

And recently, I learned coding for a year and tried making a escape room game.

It's a room escape game featuring a cute, fat cat as the main character.

This is a game where the cat Buzzi searches for desserts and empties the refrigerators of each themed house.

Because it is a game created by a graphic designer, it is more fun because there are many puzzles and quizzes that can be solved visually.

And this game is completely free, so enjoy it to the fullest.

This is a game made by a designer who had never tried coding before.

(It's a true indie game with all the blood, sweat, and tears involved 😭)

So you could feel it's not perfect.

Despite its shortcomings, I hope you enjoy playing it. If you can spare a moment to give it a high rating, it would boost my motivation to create even better games in the future.

(Please empower me to create the next game, too! 😅)

Game name : Chuffy Cat Buzzi _ Room Escape

Platform : ( Google Play / App Store )

Please check the URL in the main text cotents of YouTube.

Hello, yorkboy12

It’s wonderful to hear about your journey from a graphic designer to a game developer! Your escape room game featuring Buzzi the cat sounds delightful and engaging, especially with the visual puzzles and quizzes that reflect your design expertise.

Transitioning into coding and game development is no small feat, and doing so while creating a complete game is impressive. It’s clear that you’ve put a lot of passion and hard work into this project. Indie games are indeed special because they often reflect the unique vision and personal touch of their creators.

Remember, every game, even those created by large studios, starts with room for improvement. The most important thing is that you’ve taken this bold step and brought your creative vision to life. Your willingness to learn and grow is commendable.

Best Regard,
angela683