Hi everyone, how's it going? Honestly, I'm not doing well at all... Why, you ask...? Because the game our whole team had poured our hearts and souls into for about a year and a half was suddenly canceled...!! I mean, I lost my job overnight. Talk about a bolt from the blue...
So I decided to make an announcement now. To see if anyone might be interested in working with us or investing in our projects. And here's the announcement.
Actually, I started a company back in March of last year. It's a game studio specializing in video game design, direction, and narrative writing. (And... just between us, it's also a secret organization dedicated to protecting world peace.)
The name is... "CRASH KEYS"!!
https://t.co/HafLLqxdUE
My original plan was to reveal CRASH KEYS when we announced our new game. That was supposed to happen next year... in 2027. But then came that whole "bolt from the blue" incident... So I ended up having to move things up and go public with it today instead.
With that in mind, I would like to humbly ask you all for a favor... Please give us some work!! At this rate, our company might literally CRASH into a million pieces. My team and I may be forced to survive on nothing but cicada shells collected from a run-down park. So please, help us!! You're our only hope!!
For work requests, investment proposals, words of encouragement, or invitations to Law of Attraction seminars, we would be very grateful if you could contact us using the "CONTACT" form on our official website: https://t.co/HafLLqxdUE
Any support you could offer would mean the world to us. We sincerely look forward to hearing from you!
This is deeply emotional for us.🥹
Scarlet Deer Inn, our dark medieval folk tale with physical embroidery, is OUT NOW on Steam!
Thank you so much to everyone who has supported us on this journey.
Retweets are hugely appreciated! ❤️
The National Library of Korea will hold an exhibition of "BTS's Bookstore" from March 20 to April 12 at the Knowledge Road in the basement floor. The exhibition under the theme of "Books that inspired BTS's music!" will introduce 47 pieces of Korean literature 📖
#BTS_ARIRANG
The indie otome “Re.dive Wonderland”launches on March 20 on Steam! ✨
A mystery × romance visual novel where a girl wakes up in a strange RPG world with no memories.
📌 English language support will be added sometime after release!
Hello Otome Lovers!~
We are running a giveaway for some used physical copies of Otome games for the Switch! One winner, chosen by random draw, will be able to choose one copy from the list of 4 games available.
Good luck!~
Ends: Feb 14, 2026 @ 5pm EST
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Me at 26: I have three tabs open and none of them are my taxes.
One is a job board I keep refreshing like it’s going to suddenly confess it has a role called “decent salary with dignity.” One is a video titled “how to fix your life in 30 days” that I’m not watching, I’m just letting it sit there like a talisman. The third is my bank app, which I open once an hour the way people touch their pocket to make sure their phone is still there.
My parents at 26 were buying a house.
I’m at 26 googling “is it normal to feel behind” at 01:12 and getting sponsored ads for therapy and budgeting apps like the internet is patting me on the head.
They had a path. That’s what people forget.
Not because they were smarter. Because the world handed them a simpler map. Degree, job, marriage, mortgage, kids. You could step from one stone to the next and feel like the river made sense. Their careers were stable enough to plan around. Their money meant something. Their rent didn’t feel like a joke. They weren’t competing with an algorithm for attention and a global market for work. They didn’t have to become a personal brand just to be taken seriously.
They lived in a world where adulthood was a sequence.
We live in a world where adulthood is a scavenger hunt with half the clues missing.
My parents at 26: building a life.
Me at 26: building a nervous system that can survive the group chat.
Because that’s the real difference. It’s not “they were disciplined.” It’s not “we’re lazy.” It’s that their baseline stress was lower, so they could put energy into expansion. Ours is higher, so a lot of energy goes into just staying upright.
They were thinking about nursery colors.
I’m thinking about whether I can afford a dentist.
They were having kids because it felt like the natural next step.
I’m having an existential crisis because I can’t tell the difference between what I want and what I’ve been told I should want. Do I want a family or do I want proof I’m not failing. Do I want a house or do I want a place the landlord can’t take away. Do I want a partner or do I want someone to split the weight of being alive.
And it’s not like I don’t want those things.
It’s that wanting them now feels like ordering a five course meal when you’re not even sure you can pay rent. It feels like trying to plan a garden in a storm. It feels like signing up for a future when the present already takes everything you have.
My parents at 26 were “successful in their careers.”
Me at 26 is successful at replying “haha so true” to texts when I’m actually dissociating.
My mom at 26 probably had a calendar with PTA meetings and dinner plans. My calendar is seven half-made routines I keep abandoning. Gym. Read. Journal. Meal prep. Learn a skill. Save money. Fix sleep. I start them like I’m optimistic and then life hits and suddenly it’s 02:27 and I’m eating cereal over the sink like an animal.
Craziest part is how much shame gets layered on top, because you��re comparing two different economies.
They could buy a house on two normal salaries. We can barely rent an apartment without giving half our income to a landlord who acts like they’re doing us a favor. They had careers that rewarded loyalty. We have jobs that reward availability, burnout, and being “adaptable” which is just a cute word for “you don’t get to feel safe.”
They had communities that were more local. People lived near family. People stayed in towns. People had built-in support. We have mobility and independence and a weird loneliness where you can be surrounded by people and still have nobody who would help you move a couch.
My parents at 26: “time to have kids.”
Me at 26: I’m still trying to parent myself.
A lot of us are doing childhood part two, but with bills. Learning how to regulate. Learning how to set boundaries. Learning how to stop abandoning ourselves. Learning how to rest without feeling guilty. Learning how to trust our own wants 👇
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