The End of My Blog (for now)

1,596 days ago, I started this blog to satisfy a requirement for my high school game dev class, and man, it's been a wild ride since then. Through my (nearly) weekly posts I have recorded so many fond memories and so much growth. They stretch all the way back to my first playable game, then to the first project I lead, my first game on steam, my first trip to GDC as a CA, countless game jams, my first solo game project, the game where I met the people I would work alongside for the rest of college, my first commercial game, and my largest ever student project.

Throughout this time I have met so many wonderful people from my fellow students at Warren Tech & the U of U to all the wonderful CAs of GDC. All of these people have helped me get to where I am now, and I am so grateful to have met & made games alongside them all.

Since graduating college I have been increadably lucky to have been hired as a full time gameplay programmer for Grove Street Games, and I got a part time contract as the primary programmer for a small indie game called Toggle.

Now no longer on the job hunt and with 2 jobs taking up much of my time, this blog has reached its end. I'll probably still occasionally post about various big events like GDC and the release of any games I'm working on but otherwise it will remain pretty quiet here.

Until next time, Thanks for reading!