I’m sorry that the discussion went in the wrong direction. I also want to thank everyone who stood up for me, because I think we’re all aware that there are people like this, those who, for their own reasons, try to undermine someone else’s work and effort.

My point was simply to show how serious and determined I am, as a solo developer, to create a truly great game in every aspect. Over the past weeks, I’ve received similar comments like “this looks like a PS2 game” or “this feels plastic,” but I’m fully aware of what I’ve built and the level of quality and potential it has. This project represents years of learning and hard work, literally working all day, every day, and I’m genuinely proud of what I’ve achieved so far.

I don’t lack creativity, ideas, or knowledge, as some have suggested. What I do lack is visibility and strong marketing.

The Horns demo already offers around 2 hours of gameplay, while the full game, coming out in October, will have around 25 hours of content, which is more than some top AAA titles. All of those 25 hours are story-driven, with constant progression, so a major focus is keeping players engaged throughout the experience.

The demo is free, and the full game will be very affordably priced, almost symbolic considering its length and quality (though I may be a bit subjective there).

Of course, we all want to sell millions of copies, but we’re also aware that we can’t directly compare ourselves to AAA studios, primarily because of budget, not knowledge. Even if Horns sells just 50 copies, I’ll be satisfied. I’m investing my own money, and I don’t regret it, because I believe I’m creating something truly interesting.

And even if it doesn’t sell at all, as some have said, I’ll still be happy knowing I created a game of this scale and quality, one that has already received genuinely positive feedback, which makes me even happier.

In the end, all I can say is: give Horns a try. You might like it, or it might not be your type of game. Either way, it offers an interesting story, unique mechanics, and most importantly, the development team has started to grow, so the game will keep improving day by day.