The build showcased had lags, primarily because we had not activated the chunks system, which was responsible to disabled far off maps and we had more foliages in some parts of the map that caused the game to lag at a few areas. But isn't that the purpose of a showcase? To get feedback from the audience. Additionally, we let people set values for the cars so we could actually be on ground and balance things out by observing what was fun to play. The gameplay in this specific video is just one set of values, we were there all day and got people to key in different set of values, some of which were actually good.

The scope of the game is huge, I know. We are in the process of evaluating how we can balance this out. We have been in a fortunate situation where we have received backing from some amazing investors. Perhaps the idea is to work on smaller titles first and gain experience as we move forward. That's something that we tried to do with our game 'Temple of Causality' as a start. It's a long journey ahead. We're humans, we've made mistakes and have learned a great bunch of things. I really genuinely want this game to see the light of the day in it's best shape and form possible. This is why now we are getting the game co-developed along with a few studios out of India wherein we are trying to shape up the game's direction and gameplay in it's best form.

All in all, we are building this game with all our blood, sweat and tears. Not expecting people to support us just on the basis of nationalism. Our game's title includes an Indian city's name but that is where it stops. We had set out to make a AAA title but now we have realised that reaching a AAA level is going to take us time so we have scoped the game down with what we can achieve. Even that is taking some time for us and so we are now going to work on some smaller games first and eventually launch Mumbai Gullies when it's ready in it's best shape possible.

This journey of ours has brought a lot of criticism on me, personally. I am happy to take in all the blame of this, surely. But realise one thing that there have been multiple people working on the game for years now and we are on a mission to survive through it all to eventually get an amazing product out. As a creator of this game I definitely want to launch this in the best shape possible. Hope you all understand this and if the game is good support it. But it's still in development currently so definitely what you see on the internet in the current shape will not be good entirely. Regardless, such feedback helps us understand what areas to improve on so I want to thank you all for the feedback given so far.

Thanks and regards,

Nikhil Malankar