When I released QuteQube 5 years ago, I was quite proud of this release. And a few months after release I found out about a show stopping bug. At that point I set the game's price to free, and said I'll fix it soon. When I do, I'll raise the price again...

Then Unity and or Blender corrupted my assets. Defeated, I moved on to other projects. Over the past few years I've come back and tried to regain interest in this game, but, I just couldn't. As I became a better programmer, the code I was looking at was extremely demotivating. Which brings us to today. A few days ago, I shared a post on social media that my mother saw. She said something along the lines of "What's that? I've never seen that game before." 

Which made me realize I have to fix the game so my mom can play. I've resumed working on this. First thing I started to do was change the colors. One of the biggest pieces of feedback that I got was "I didn't realize I could jump on a block I already jumped on. Red means danger!" For me... "Red means cherry"... which I didn't explain to anyone. There was so much in this game that I took out without explanation, it's what made finishing it seemed so wrong and incomplete. But, here I am. Fixing the bugs of the past,  so I can get a playable version somewhere, where someone else can see it. 

Not much

Not much has changed over the weekend. As I said, I changed the colors a bit, so that things kinda go better together. I'm eliminating coins, which weren't doing anything besides keeping you from using the teleporters. And I've fixed some of the button rollovers. There's no build update yet, just wanted you all to know I'm still thinking of you.

Talk soon.