Its always a bit nerve-wracking to play a game in front of the people who made it.
That hasnt happened yet, but if it was ever going to, this would be the day.
Foddy, Cuzzillo, and Boch are wonderful.
The problem is all me.
I just have to keep telling myself, baby steps, its all about baby steps over and over.
Meanwhile, Nate rolls forward and someone gets both of his legs trapped in a two-foot stile.
Baby Steps has a bizarre yet strangely intuitive control scheme.
I started making nervous jokes to save face, like announcing I did that on purpose!
every time I fell down.
I got a polite, if slightly concerned laugh from the team.
When a stranger appears and offers him guidance and some tools, Nate refuses the help.
There’s a specific rhythm that, once you find it, is easy to lock into.
When you do enter that flow state, you might walk in a way that looks and feels effortless.
Its not nearly as punishing, for one thing.
Why am I stuck on a path?
Thats your choice, he responded.
