🎬 After Pixel Punch

Last year burned me out.
Over 12 months chasing investments for Pixel Punch - a project that was too ambitious, too expensive, too heavy for an indie team.
We learned a lot. But in the end, we were left with no funding and no clear way forward.

🧛‍♂️ Then Came Boris

I didn’t want to stop. I didn’t want to be bitter.
I just wanted to create.
Something smaller, doable, and most importantly, something finishable, even solo.
That’s how Boris – Vampire Slayer was born.
A pet project. A creative reset. A quiet rebellion.

🎮 Why Run and Gun?

Because:

• it looked simple (spoiler: it’s not)

• the mechanics are familiar

• there aren’t many fresh games in the genre

• it felt doable with a tiny team and no budget

• it’s fast-paced and fun to make

⏳ 2 Months In

And you know what?
That "simplicity"? It was an illusion.
Every day brings something new — mechanics, bugs, animations, content, flow, polish...
It all takes time. Focus. Patience.
But there’s also something else:
The thrill of a living, breathing project that moves forward.
Not for investors. Not for hype.
Just for the game itself.

🚧 What’s Next?

I’m not expecting miracles.
I’m just sticking to a plan I know I can survive.
And honestly? That’s already more than I ever managed while chasing funding and external validation.

If you want to follow along, I’ll be sharing updates as I go.
And now, back to work — Boris has vampires to slay.