Dear game developers, perfectionism cost us 2 years. Please don't let it cost you yours. We spent almost 2 years making games and released NOTHING. Then one meeting changed everything. We call it the "Homeless-less Limeless Studio" meeting. One of our teammates spent time preparing an entire presentation because becoming a full-time game developer meant so much to him. And So did all of us. But after 2 years of unfinished projects, we were no closer to that dream. He made us realize something: We were so obsessed with making great games that we weren't finishing any. That meeting changed the way we make games, and he played a huge part in shaping who we are today. His message was simple: Stop chasing perfection. Stop over-scoping. Stop extending deadlines. Because players don't give a single **** about half the things we spend weeks overthinking. So we gave ourselves 25 days to finish a game. We spent those 25 days working around 16 hours daily. It was exhausting, but we were so excited to finally get a game out. And after 2 years of trying, we finally released our first game on Steam: My Peephole: Hotel Harborview! We learned so much from that experience, and it completely changed how we approach game development. We have a much bigger flagship game we dream of making someday. And we're making these smaller games to get ready for it. Every release teaches us something unfinished projects wouldn't teach. And Each game gets us a little closer to making THAT game. And today, exactly one year after our first release, we have 8 games on Steam, and we're aiming for 12 by the end of 2026! We're still the same people chasing the same dream. And for the first time, we feel like we're actually getting somewhere. One step a a time. Don't let your dream betray you. #gamedev #indiedev