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On day one I put together a scene that finally looked like the game I’d been picturing for months. Crooked, a bit ugly in places — but alive. In Godot I’d been spending more effort fighting the tools than building the world. Alive landscapes would tank the framerate.

I don't regret those months though. That’s where I learned to think about games as systems, not pretty pictures., and where most of Windfall's core ideas took shape — painfully, because I had to cut them down to get anything working.