I’ve worked on this game for nearly 10 years now, starting on the Nintendo Wii U eShop platform, to now Steam. It’s a simple puzzle game with gravity mechanics (bombs, bouncy objects, portals, etc), that I really enjoyed. So I made my paid version (see here), and decided I’d love to have others play it, so I made a free version that could be played by others & ability to make their own levels and share them online.

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2894250/Drop_It_Block_Paradise_Builder_Edition/

After 2 long years, my puzzle game, Drop It: Block Paradise, finally hit the 10 review threshold and now shows Positive. This is quite an accomplishment for myself. First of my Steam games to hit 10 reviews. And seems like all positive, I’m quite happy.

I originally came from the Nintendo Wii U indie scene, and when I decided to get back into gamedev & release on Steam I had no idea what I was doing. So I made the classic beginner mistake of just releasing it without any marketing or hype… I didn’t even know what Steam Next Fest was haha. But I’m glad to see my patience has finally won out.

Steam Link for anyone curious: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2265520/Drop_It_Block_Paradise/

I was looking back at how much time I spent on my recent game, Rocket!, to see how many git commits I made for it. Was honestly way more than I originally thought.