JillWhite

Right now I’m bouncing between chill Minecraft sessions and some lightweight indie stuff. I’ve been grabbing fresh maps and skins from modscraft since it keeps things feeling new without needing a huge time commitment. It scratches the itch on days when I’m not up for something big. Middle Ages Online was fun, but shorter sessions fit better for me lately.

Starting a game on Intersect with a modest budget sounds like a solid plan—those small projects often turn out to be the most fun to build and play around with. When it comes to advice, focusing on a clear core gameplay loop and keeping scope tight helped a lot on a small project I followed recently. Also, checking out sites like allcorrectgames.com gave some cool inspiration; they’ve been crafting really engaging games with great visuals and voice-overs since way back, which made me think about how important immersion is.