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2020 is over! We did it! We’ve survived! ?
I think no one expected a pandemic to hit the whole world year ago. But it happened, and a lot of things have changed. ?
So how was that year for me? Did I kept my promises for 2020?
Continue reading “Summarizing 2020”
I already posted a few posts in which I mentioned a little thing called “Reality Unit“. So I think it’s time to elaborate on that a bit! ?
Do you want to know what’s that? What will it do? Or who is responsible for it?
Let me tell you about this whole thing! ?
Continue reading “Reality Unit – building a new business!”
Are you curious to see how my blog did in 2019? Me too! So let’s feed our curiosity!
Most of these stats come from Google Analytics, so if there are some mistakes in counting, I will blame Google for that! ?
Let’s dive right into it!
Continue reading “Blog Stats for 2019”
It’s again this time of the year when everyone is making their summaries. And so do I! ?
This year was kinda all over the place. It had some great highs ? and so many dark lows ❄️. But after looking at them now, I feel so grateful that all of them happened! ?
So shall we proceed to my “little” summary of 2019? ?
Continue reading “Struggle and purpose of 2019 – a little summary of my 2019”There is a lot of young people wanting to get into the game industry. Maybe even you are one of them! I was! And like everyone else I needed to start somewhere!
Back in 2012, when I was in the last class in high school, I should have to prepare for finals, but I had something completely different in my mind. ?
That thing was “making games”. It was occupying my brain so much that after coming back home from school, I was looking around on the web for any available information about game engines. I was obsessed about that, and I bookmarked over 15 of game engines, and probably over 80 articles related to making games or game engines. But I had a problem. I found so many information that I couldn’t decide which one I want to use! ?
Continue reading “How I landed my first job as Unity Developer”