Thank you, to everyone, for playing and rating games, not only mine but any games in this LD. Simply put, thank you for being a part of the community.

For some, this could be the first time you ever make a game, the first time doing a jam, the first time working in a team, the first time actually drawing some art, the first time using a game engine, or any other first-time experience.

Many of those are true for me, and I have learnt a lot: why scaling down, what polished really means, how to measure fun, what is the right difficulty curve, how to make sure people GET IT even if they play your game for 1 minute, to name a few. Some of these already proved their value in the GMTK jam I just participated, but there are other mistakes I made and I was not as happy with my entry as I was with my LD entry.

So what is the biggest lesson out of all this? You don't learn to make games if you don't do it. I will and hope everyone will keep making games and keep learning from mistakes.

I will see you in Ludum Dare 43!