Through The Fragmentation is one year old!
Originally I wanted to add the previous Fragmentation game as a free, standalone DLC for this occasion - but as it turned out, the moderators at Valve perhaps do not wish to allow that - so I dropped the idea and updated the game on GameJolt and Itch.io. The game is fairly short and simple - especially compared to Through The Fragmentation -, but I'm sure some will enjoy checking it out (or re-visiting it perhaps).
I was wondering what else I could come up with to make this occasion more special, but I happened to be busy with working on my projects instead. One of them is the successor I mentioned a few times (currently running under the working title of "Fragmented City), but it still needs lots of time before I can release even a short demo - so I'm planning to release another game, that is an expansion of a pixel art puzzle I released in 2018.
More details hopefully soon, but till then
I thank you a lot for all the help and support you gave Through The Fragmentation in this year!
While I didn't become a big time millionaire game dev (too bad), as a first time commercial release (without any professional help of a publisher), I like a lot what the game has managed to achieve.
A member from the Crow Bar Discord server has shown me this pretty cool website, called Steam250. One of their lists (Hidden Gems) features Through The Fragmentation on its 80th place. I can't surely tell if it actually counts outside of that website, but I find it a nice achievement.
Alright, I should probably get back to the upcoming projects. I can't wait to show you what I've been working on since the release of Through The Fragmentation.