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Maybe later on I can kind of relax things and I can do what I did back then, kind of go crazy and make whatever I want. That's important right now, building capital. Now, in the back of my head, I'm thinking 'I could make this, but would it make money?' I'm very very eager to get to a place where I can make small projects and I don't have to worry about the money part of the situation, because right now it does feel like I'm pigeonholed into making things that I know is a good financial decision. It's kind of sad, because I don't have the kind of opportunities I had back then of just making whatever I want. it was a lot of fun to jump around like that, but I wanted to start to make it into a serious thing and I wanted to make this into a natural business. I just really like kind of exploring where I could go, what games I could make. Puzzle games are just very hard to release these days. But those really didn't sell at all, or they didn't get downloaded very much. I just wanted to kind of see what I was best at, and for a long time it was puzzle-type games. In a weird, cocky, way I thought I could do all the genres, which I very much could not. What basically served as the inspiration for some of those games?ĭavid: I just find myself making totally different all the time. Between that and when you first made Cook, Serve, Delicious! there's quite a few smaller puzzle titles in-between, like greenTech+ and The Oil Blue. TechRaptor: I'll have to give it a shot at some point. But yeah, it was a hugely influential game to me. I have played a little of the full game, but it's all in Japanese so it's kind of hard to parse for me. Because, you know, this game is where it all started and I'm hugely influenced by this game. It's weird, I think you have to be careful when a game is like a homage to something, or when it's influenced by something, or when it's ripping off something, and I'm happy the game is so different from Ore no Ryouri, but I've never tried to hide the fact. I think I'm so far into what I'm doing that I don't think it would really influence me anymore. TechRaptor: If you ever found the full game, would you try it?ĭavid: I'd try it now for sure. But yeah, I give full credit to that game for even giving me the inspiration for making me attempt a cooking game, because gosh that demo was so much fun. I think that's a good thing because that allowed me to kind of make my own games, made me think of different dynamics I didn't see and make it into my own. I never did play the full version of Ore no Ryouri.

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