Quick note: this post is less about the game itself and more about the process I'm using to build it. More posts about the actual game are coming, this is just the setup. I like the feeling of getting code right. It's good to set out to achieve something in code and then actually make it work, it's great, I just don't feel very creative doing it. So, I've been on the lookout for a way to refill my withered creative soul, and I've found it in the form of learning to do some game dev. To me it gives ...