Greetings future innkeepers! Today I’ve got two pieces of news to share. One is pretty cool. The other is, dare I say it, fantastic! Let’s start with the pretty cool thing. Recently, I set up a little game studio to develop [i]Innkeep[/i]. It’s called Boot Disk Games. The name is a nod to the old boot disk I’d use to play a certain classic RPG back in the 90s. It’s supposed to evoke a bit of nostalgia for old school PC gaming goodness, which is at the heart of what I want to deliver. Yes, it’s still me wearing most of the various hats, indie style, but formally having a studio does make it easier to bring on board talented collaborators to help get this game made. That brings us to the fantastic thing: [b]Innkeep now has a publisher![/b] Boot Disk Games will be collaborating with [url=https://store.steampowered.com/publisher/mythwright]Mythwright[/url], a publisher recently founded by industry veterans. Mythwright’s people have decades of combined experience, having worked with titles such as [i]Alan Wake II[/i], [i]PC Building Simulator[/i], and [i]Going Medieval[/i]. They really appreciate what I’m trying to do with [i]Innkeep[/i], and are here to help me achieve that vision. What does this mean going forward? Basically, I now have the resources and support I need to get this game done. There is still a decent stretch of road ahead, but we can see where we are going, how we are going to get there, and maybe even [i]when [/i]we are going to get there. After having spent much of this year focused on budgeting, pitching, planning and design work, it’s finally time for my team and I to get into the kitchen and start really cooking up a tasty game. Yum. I can smell it already. Just don’t ask us where the meat came from. 😉 Best, Daniel [url={STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/42532703/adb38431e067fbaa1fab49445b91c9ec363c3a57.png][img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/42532703/46e4ea399d28016827281849dba6f8314fc1ae92.png[/img][/url]