One of the reasons being the rise of international businesses. Hebrew has a historical phenomenon but has modernization as well. This is an official language of Israel and ever since revitalization, its popularity is increasing. If you're developing a solo game, keep it up! It's hard, but you can do it! And it feels just a good as you imagine it will.Hebrew was once considered dead, but it has been revived and over nine million people are speaking this language. It felt so good! The vindication! The fact my game made people happy, and yes, my restored freedom to do other stuff again except developing my game, it was cathartic. But making it to the end, releasing the game and seeing people enjoy it was a huge rush. I was so close to giving up on more than one occasion. Solo games are hard to make.Īt some point you're really far from where you started but the finish line keeps on moving away no matter how fast you're going. The sleepless nights and sacrifices I had to endure were tough. This game started out on VX Ace (Before ported to MV)! The amount of work is just impossible to describe. Around 2017 I decided to turn it into a 'real' game and release it.

But with time, more and more possibilities became apparent. Open Day started out as a little pet project which supposed to be just for my friends. Original songs (with lyrics) including one singing pastry!.Unlockable mini-games like the Taxi Shmup (see pictures and videos!).On-map projectile battles alongside turn-based combat!.16 funny hidden bonuses to find and 45 Steam Achievements to unlock!.Mod Support! The game also comes with its own FOSS Mod Manager!.Fun lighthearted story, fully voiced! (This took so long to achieve!).

Seeing as he's out of options, Tene decides to give this place a chance, and maybe find his new home for the next few years.

However, he finds an invitation to visit an off-beat engineering school, which he only heard some nasty rumors about. Open Day (יום פתוח) is about a guy called Tene who wants to go to college, but all of his applications were denied. There aren't a lot of games in our language, and I wanted to change that, while also inspiring people to try and make games even if they don't code, which is why RPG Maker was a great choice. If you're wondering what that weird logo is, well that's Hebrew! As far as I know, Open Day is the first RPG Maker game in Steam which is in Hebrew. This is a solo project that I've been pursuing for years, first as a fun pet project, and later as a commercial release, which finally crossed the finish line!

My game, יום פתוח (Open Day) finally released last week on 22.6.22!

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