We know we will see "looks like ass" replies and we're fine with that. It turns out making final production art while you are still rapidly iterating is not efficient As always, if you want to tune out until the game is in final production, totally cool with us

As promised, we're going to share more about our game, code named Ghost, and I need y'all to not freak out about what a game in prototype looks like We are trying to strike the right balance between saying we are early, without sending the message sry it's going to be 10 yrs

Two of the reasons I founded my own studio are (1) I don't want to take 10 years to develop a game, and (2) I want to develop in the open with players along for the journey.

Even though we are early we are still convinced that we will ship faster than most big developers. There is no reason IMO why games should take 7+ years of dev unless the design or tech problems are Very Hard or you have poor stakeholder management (and it’s usually the latter)