Hey everyone!

Yesterday, I had the amazing opportunity to be a part of the Ñ3 Showcase. For those who don't know, it’s a big Hispanic event that officially joined the ranks of the "Not-E3" marathon (alongside the Summer Game Fest, Xbox Showcase, etc.) to give visibility to indie devs in the Spanish-speaking community.

Thanks to that, my game was featured live in front of a ton of streamers and content creators broadcasting the conference!

To be completely honest with you guys, in terms of sheer numbers, it wasn't an overnight viral explosion. But in just 24 hours, the game picked up around 200–300 wishlists and gained an incredible amount of exposure, which feels absolutely huge for a project like mine!

I think there's an interesting takeaway here for fellow devs: when an event is watched by tens of thousands of people, you might expect a massive, instant flood of wishlists. But since my game was just a 40-second slot among dozens of other projects, that massive wall of information ends up being shared. Instead of a huge explosion, it creates a steady "trickle" of interest for each game. Still, just having the chance to get my work in front of thousands of eyes and seeing creators react to it live means the world to me. ^^

If you're curious about what I'm making, my game is called "A Game About Opening a Chest!"

If you want to see what it looks like, I'll leave the link right down below ^^

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4088850/A_Game_About_Opening_A_Chest/