Still feels surreal getting my game onto Steam, and doing an announcement, what the hell??

I always wanted to get into game development since I was a kid, games were a huge part of my childhood but it always felt so intimidating, it probably was as well, game dev nowadays is so different. But after 10+ years of building software, a million hobbies and tons of lessons learnt I felt confident. Seeing my game in the steam app feels crazy!

I’ve spent the last three years learning Unity, C# and the countless soft skills needed to deliver a (hopefully) good game, on this journey I’ve built a few prototypes, attempted to build a massively overscoped game and then came The Witch Simulator.

My goal with my games is simple, games need to be fun and immersive, and that’s what I’m trying to deliver, a fun co-op or solo experience of the life of a medieval (fantasy) Witch.

If you like the game, please consider wishlisting The Witch Simulator on Steam

Thanks everyone!