First Post!

Who am I? 

    I'm just some dude who loves playing video games and loves making them even more. I'm currently still studying for my bachelors in Computer Engineering. I love everything about computers and programming so I'll be posting about my various endeavors too. I'm creating this blog just so that I have something to keep me accountable and keep me from procrastinating. I'll be posting on Twitter about my updates too. If you wanna see other things I've previously done links at the end of the post!

What is this blog about?

    Right now I have a couple Unity game projects going on but I want to do something different on the side. In the recent Itch.io bundle I got myself the beauty that is Pico8. I'm loving how simple and limiting it is at the same time but instead of going online and looking up a bunch of tutorial like I'd always do I wanted to limit myself to only the documentation and others' source code for learning. I originally decided to start this blog just to document my progress but I've decided to post about other stuff that I do here too. Don't expect me to be consistent about posts but I hope I keep posting semi regularly.

Links:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Tecelli_E_A
Itch: https://a-nameless-ghoul.itch.io
GitHub: https://github.com/ANamelessGhoul

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