I am in the midst of working on Landmine Princess. Jeistar needs to release new games to keep the lights on. However, with the inevitable console ports, Liminal Void is on a fast track to new overhauls in the coming weeks.
Realistically, Liminal Void will have its V1.15 Update by May 23rd, with smaller updates leading up to this. At the same time will be the release of Landmine Princess. Afterwards, Kagemura and the Landmine Girlfriend Demo. It is a very busy time for me. If you enjoy the style of Jeistar, especially the music, you should totally buy the Volume 2 OST. YOU CAN ALSO STREAM THE LIMINAL VOID OST ANYWHERE LIKE SPOTIFY, YOUTUBE, APPLE, ETC.
Believe it or not most of the guitar parts were recorded with a recovering broken wrist. It was truly a psychological low in my life, at the most inconvenient time. A lot of the guitars used for Liminal Void were eventually sold off. I genuinely thought I could never play guitar again. Thankfully, I recovered, and my guitars paid the surprise medical expenses. I'm a business, man. A lot of the music style will carry onto the Landmine Princess soundtrack.
I'll likely continue to add extra stuff onto Liminal Void for at least two years since I am porting it to consoles. I want to get a Russian Translation. I have read Chekhov and never realized how perfectly the words enmesh the feelings of love, innocence, religion, memories, and all those other things so vividly and perfectly. It's as if I discovered another world that was there all along. All these feelings of loneliness vanish despite the absurdities I read. Like, this guy "get's it" without saying it. I neglected a lot of my writing capabilities, even though my family had produced writers and poets. That's a fun lore drop.
I will try my best to have an update this weekend, but with Mothers Day and my birthday going on around that time, things may happen unexpectedly. I moved out of New York City to a relatively isolated suburban town in another state after the release of Liminal Void. Far from home and the past.
My panel was selected to be presented at Anime Boston 2025. It's a small thing, but basically I'll be giving a one hour presentation on how to make video games. The right way, without the BS. If you happen to be near Boston on that weekend, you can meet me face to face.
I'm also trying to get some exclusive physical artwork to depict each game. But yeah, like any irl event, I'll have exclusive Jeistar merch. Free.
If there's anything you want me to discuss in the panel, feel free to add it here. But the main point of the panel is show that anyone can make games. I basically wanna get that congoer on a saturday night when they realize the fantasy is over and they have to check out tomorrow, then go back to the real world on Monday. I want to show them that it's all a cage they drew up. And game development is another form of expression, no different than oil on canvas or string on wood. I've done it all and I'm saying it.
Wish me luck!