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Hi!

I’m continuing my story about the development of games and other size‑difference content.

The post text is below, after the necessary introduction.

My goal is to make game development my main job: at least 375 active paid subscribers.

As of the publication of this post, I have 74 active paid subscribers.

New images can be found in the private folder.

The path to the folder with anime heroines:

---> '' 2026 > 10 '' <---

The latest working build of “Erindale: The Code of Reality” is also located in the private gallery.

The link to the private gallery can be found in the pinned post on the home page for paid subscribers. See it in the Recent posts.

Please note that the pinned post is visible only to not cancelled patrons.

I would like to take this opportunity to express my endless thanks for supporting my activities to my general sponsors with the nicknames:

• Glen

• Cimbri

• Jeremiah

• MicroKit Stories

• T-Virus

Today's post is not a complaint, but an observation. I continue developing games (and other content) as my abilities and strength allow. And with every post, I grow more curious about who actually reads them. Well, at least one person definitely does... I received a single email response to the question I asked in my last post.

Under such conditions, I'm thinking: am I on the right path? Am I doing the right thing? Maybe "Erindale: The Code of Reality" is turning out so poorly that it isn't worth anyone's attention? It's hard for me to judge — there's been very little feedback lately. I don't count the hate: it comes from people who have never even seen the game. Judging something you've never seen is a pretty poor method.

To be fair, I do have weak spots. I'm a bad writer, and I can't create images quickly — and those are exactly the most frequent complaints. The thing is, they sound as if they were being made to an entire full-time development team... Meanwhile, I'm a solo developer, and in my life situation, working on the game full-time is physically impossible. Maybe the game really isn't worth the effort after all? Especially since my images currently fall short of the AI-generated ones that get posted in the millions on various sites. I can't learn to use AI tools — including text ones. Though text AI wouldn't help me anyway: it doesn't generate 18+ content.

Despite everything, I keep making my content as high-quality as my life situation allows. And I really hope for my followers' support: without it, working is very hard.

So once again, a reminder about the question from my previous post — please write to my email. Your reply is not a trifle to me — it's fuel.

My email can be found in the public description of my profile.

And while I wait for replies and think about how to improve the game under my conditions, work is also in full swing on the second front: I'm making a size-difference game — a 3D action-platformer, still without a title. "Erindale" remains the priority, so the second game gets only a little of my time. Still, progress is visible: I've started building the characters' health system and added a prototype UI that, for now, displays only the main character's health. But when health runs out, some kind of effect happens... Next, the UI will display other information as well, and by the next post I'll try to make a health bar for the enemy girls.

And, as usual, the new images I managed to create this week have already taken their place in the private gallery.

Thank you for staying with me. Your support is what keeps me going when it feels like nothing is working out.

Special thanks to sponsors with nicknames

• InfectedKH

• Skritek

P. S.

I sincerely apologize for the fact that the development is progressing too slowly and many promises made earlier have not been fulfilled. I always do everything I can. But I have to provide for my children, so I spend most of my time working three jobs. It’s very hard. I’m constantly thinking about how to speed up the game’s development. After all, many people criticize me precisely because the development is moving too slowly. Unfortunately, right now I don’t have any ideas on how to make my work faster. I need to work at least at one main job (instead of three) so that I can devote more time to the game. But at the moment, I can’t afford that… Please forgive me for repeating this again. It’s just that those who write to me keep bringing up this topic. Unfortunately, not everyone reads my previous posts.

My name is Helen, and I’m a single mother with two children, working three jobs at different factories.

Right now, I’m working on creating size‑difference content late in the evenings on weekends, because household chores and spending time with my children are a priority.

At the moment, I’m working alone, without any help. All I can rely on is my own strength and enthusiasm.

Please take the above into account and understand why the development is slower than I’d like it to be.

If anyone has any questions, I sincerely ask you to take a little time to read all my previous posts about game development. They contain answers to many questions. I simply physically can’t describe my entire story in every post. Thank you very much for your understanding.

I want to sincerely apologize to those whom I haven’t replied to in messages. I’m sorry, but I really have very little free time. No matter how hard I try to read all the messages, I physically can’t do it. There are too many messages! Most of them, unfortunately, contain hate, but sometimes it’s impossible to tell what they’re about until I open the message.

I read messages from followers on Patreon and Boosty first. Then, as far as possible, I read email and messages on other platforms. Sometimes it happens that I read a message, planning to reply later… but then I forget to do so. And on top of that message, many new messages come in, pushing it far down…

I really ask everyone, please don’t be offended with me if I haven’t replied to someone. I don’t do it on purpose, and not out of malice!

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