Hello Reminders!
We’ve been back in the studio for a few days now, but honestly, a part of us is still wandering the halls of Gamescom.
This year, we weren’t tucked away in a quiet corner; we were right there in Hall 10.1, surrounded by other industry names we’ve looked up to.
Being among them was a challenge, but above all, a moment of immense pride for the entire team.
Our 24sqm booth wasn’t just an exhibition space; it was a piece (literally) of our world.
We spent months designing it because we wanted it to be an exact reconstruction of one of the areas from the game.
Seeing it finally assembled, real, with the lighting and atmosphere that until yesterday were just pixels on a screen, honestly took our breath away.
The best part, though, was when we opened our 6 gaming stations to the public.
From that moment on, we didn’t stop for a second. It was a non-stop flow of people, smiles, and eyes glued to the monitors.
We saw players in total focus and met people asking incredibly insightful questions, but what touched us most was the dedication some of you showed.
Some people kept coming back to try different levels, and a few even showed up at the booth early in the morning, while we were still booting up the PCs and straightening the chairs.
They wanted to play through the entire level without the usual 20-minute limit of the fair, just to soak in the experience without interruptions. Seeing such genuine interest in Project ReMind really meant the world to us.
We’re heading back to work knowing that this experience has brought us even closer together.
Seeing the project come to life in the hands of so many people has made the team stronger and even more attached to what we’re creating.
We’re returning to the studio with all the feedback from those who played and a massive burst of energy, ready to give it our all to finish the game.
A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by, to those who braved the queues, and to everyone who shared a piece of these unforgettable days with us.
To the next adventure!