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← Studio Journal

Introduction

Studio life

Hello All!

Welcome to the Rogue Andromeda blog! I decided to start this because one, I have a ton of ideas running in my brain (I have had to stop myself from staying up past midnight thinking through new ideas), as well as I want you to know what might be coming next and why I started this all in the first place.

So hi! I'm Beth, creator of Rogue Andromeda. I'm 34 and going through the motions of living corporate life while trying to find a way to make a real impact on my life. During that, I have gone through a whole lot of heart ache and have been trying to process everything that has happened since 30. It's been a wild ride, and has had my brain going in overdrive. Potion Pantry and Zodiac Orbs came out of a want to make some games that I enjoy playing, as well as to fund my two dream projects, temporarily named Wistlings and Grounded in Fiber.

I love me some mobile games, but I have gotten tired of the way mobile games are run lately. I am a perfectionist, so I tend to end up in a loop of buying add ons to try to get to the goal I'm going for. I loved when games just allowed infinite retries without needing to pay a little extra for another life. That's where Zodiac Orbs came from, as well as a little witch market game that I have made just for myself and haven't fully fleshed out yet. I want to be able to play it an infinite number of times and the only cost is what I paid initially, not nickel and diming someone to death.

So, I hope you join me while I go through all of the game making process, as well as my other projects that are more about creative endeavors, and I would love to know your thoughts along the way!

Thanks for joining!
Beth

Beth