Detective of Miracles Has Been Released
Yesterday, I finally released Detective of Miracles.
At last, I made it to this point.
I started serious game development around June of last year, which means it took almost a full year to bring this project to release.
It may sound like a cliché, but it truly felt like both a very long and a very short year.
This project began as a combination of two dreams:
“I want people to experience a story that I created.”
“I want to release a game that I built entirely by myself.”
However, once I actually started developing the game, I quickly realized how many things I didn’t know.
In reality, this was never something I accomplished completely alone. Throughout the year, I relied on the knowledge and advice of many people on the internet, as well as the support of AI tools and countless resources. It was a journey made possible by the help of many others.
More than anything, the number of demo downloads and video views became a source of encouragement. At the same time, they were also something that made me worry and celebrate in equal measure.
Yet, believing that somewhere out there might be someone waiting to play my game gave me the motivation to keep moving forward, one step at a time. Watching the game gradually take shape was an experience I wouldn’t trade for anything.
As for what comes next, I honestly have no concrete plans yet.
But I do feel a strong desire to create a sequel to Detective of Miracles, or perhaps an entirely new game someday.
As long as time allows, I want to continue pursuing the things that genuinely inspire me and make me excited to create.
First of all, to everyone who has supported Detective of Miracles up to this point:
Thank you very much.
I truly appreciate your support, and I hope you’ll continue to follow my future projects as well.
Detective of Miracles
Price: ¥1,279
Launch Sale
30% OFF → ¥895
(Available for the first 14 days after release)