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After 1 month of: - coding, - proofreading code, - fixing code, - rewriting code, - optimising code - dreaming about code etc. I’ve finally completed all the final polishes for the player & enemy mechanics in 00000 00 0𝑥0000000▫️ (All my active high tier Patreon supporters have been... show more

Stephen Ddungu

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Stephen Ddungu1 year ago

p.s: today is also my bday 🥳

Colin - ennisthegod1 year ago

@SWORDOFSYMPHONY @0x0000000_game Happy Birthday bro🇬🇧

Stephen Ddungu1 year ago

@SWORDOFSYMPHONY @0x0000000_game Thanks bro 🤛🏾

RedDeer.Games1 year ago

🚨 New HIT on Nintendo! 🚨 🎮 My Cozy Room – the ultimate sandbox game to unleash your creativity! 🛋️Design dream spaces with 500+ furniture items & 30+ styles. 👉 Play now: #Nintendo #Indiegames #RedDeerGames #MyCozyRoom

Jst.Kwa1 year ago

@0x0000000_game Not everyday u get to scroll and see the coolest shit ever 😭 this looks dope bro. Also haopy birthday

Stephen Ddungu1 year ago

@0x0000000_game Ayyee I’m honoured 🙏🏾 Also thanks! :)

Claudiu1 year ago

@0x0000000_game Truly amazing visuals. Happy birthday!

Stephen Ddungu1 year ago

@0x0000000_game Thank you! Glad you like the look of it :)

BOOTOSHI 👑1 year ago

@0x0000000_game happy belated this is so cool bro

Stephen Ddungu1 year ago

@0x0000000_game Thank you!!

Rocky/Roxy 🏳️‍🌈 🐉 🐲 🌈 (He,Him,They,Them)1 year ago

@0x0000000_game happy birthday i hope your having a brilliant birthday today. also your game is coming along great & i can't wait to see more progress updates on the game in the future.

Stephen Ddungu1 year ago

@0x0000000_game Thank you! Looking forward to sharing more as I move towards release!

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