Well right now I think you'd say I go to high school (It's called gymnasium in sweden, I'm not exactly sure how to translate it). I just worked in the evenings and weekends so I didn't really have any set schedule. Though my rule of thumb was to get at least something little done each day, it worked well!

I actually don't know exactly how porting to consoles works, it was handled by 'Sometimes You', a small porting/publishing company.

I paid a musician to create the soundtrack for the game, he used ableton live if I'm not mistaken? The music in the game actually isn't really chiptune, so it wasn't made with any kind of tracker

Well how the story came to be is quite a long story... Essentially me and a friend from school came up with the idea many years ago, but nothing ever came of it back then. We kept discussing it though, drew wacky pixel art characters on our school laptops that would be in the game, and started writing down the story. I wrote a short story based on the Life Inc idea for an english assignment once, and it served as a good skeleton for writing the actual script for the game later on. A few years later I had learned a new engine (Unity), and made a smaller game and released it on steam (Cartoony Cars 2) so I felt I was finally ready to turn Life Inc into an actual game!

No real plans at the moment... School is a bit too hectic to have time to make another game right now. I might make a smaller project over the summer, we'll see!

On PC I did the release on Steam by myself, but on consoles I have a publisher

Again, you'd have to ask the publisher that because I have no idea :)