It’s been a while since my last announcement, but I’ve made good on my promise to learn C# and transition to the Unity engine. I’ve been working on developing a step counter survival RPG called Enduring Wilderness, and I’m excited to share some updates.

The original project, Dark Wilderness, was a Python-based survival RPG. However, as I moved forward, I realized that combining the original concept with step counter mechanics would create a more engaging experience. Instead of working on two separate projects, I’ve decided to merge them into a single game—Enduring Wilderness.

In addition to game development, I’ve also greatly improved the website! The new layout is cleaner, more intuitive, and better organized—making it easier to navigate and enjoy.

Stay tuned—more information and exciting updates are coming soon!

Code.Net was the first program I ever created and it was intended to teach me the essential concepts of programming and Python. While it succeeded in doing so, the more I used python for game development, the more obvious it became of how limited it was. Despite its limitation, I have stretched frameworks beyond their capabilities and even went as far as creating my own systems utilizing python to make my dream a reality. Unfortunately, this has caused me to waste plenty of time because I was basically inventing the wheel for a programming language that doesn't really have a game engine, a large community, or any tutorials. Aside from that, Python is not the fastest programming language, which doesn't make it ideal for game development as it is.

Therefore, over the course of the year I learned Unity and C#. Quickly I saw how a game engine can assist in game development, speeding up production and providing me the much needed tools that weren't available to me before. Moving forward, I will be using Unity for game development. Unfortunately, this means I will have to begin a new project. Plans are already in the works, as well as features that I wouldn't be able to easily implement using the old framework and programming language. More information about this project will be provided in the future.

As you can see, the website is still under construction. Images and information on projects will be revealed in the future. There are many changes still planned and the upcoming apps are subject to change. Previously the database for the website was stored locally and was also open to vulnerabilities. Now it's stored on the server and is protected, which means blog posts will now be more frequent without any conflicts.