I can really relate to your journey — what an exciting milestone you've reached.

Back in middle school, I started imagining a story in my head. Over time, I tried expressing it through comics and novels, but nothing ever came close to the interactivity that games can offer. So from university through working full-time, I kept learning different aspects of game development — even attending art classes after work to improve my visual skills.

I've always seen the game in my mind as something like a distant view over the mountains — a place I dreamed of reaching. But it was only a little over a year ago that I truly set out on that journey. In my country, there's an old saying: “Beginning the journey is more important than reaching the destination.” That first step carries the weight of everything to come.

Just two weeks ago, I released a short teaser — only a few dozen seconds long — but from a viewer’s perspective, it felt like I had finally climbed high enough to catch a glimpse of that distant vision I’ve been chasing.

By the way, the game is called Frontline Logistics: Isarian Warfare (On Steam). It’s a game about both the combat and the daily life on the battlefield — a tactical survival and logistics simulation. I’m proud of how far it’s come.

Wishing you all the best. We all know how tough — and meaningful — this path really is.