The year was 2013, and our then-four man team (and some amazing volunteers) at Muteki were just finishing almost two years of work on Dragon Fantasy: Book II. We had finally made the glorious 16-bit style JRPG we set out to make when we were teenagers. Only it wasn’t done.
Sometimes when you pour everything you’ve got into a game for years on end until your only options are to ship or die, it’s hard to …read more
