Hey Everyone,

I hope you're doing well. I've been striving to reach a broader audience with Casus Vita, but despite my efforts, I haven't yet achieved the visibility I hoped for. I truly believe in this game and feel it offers something unique that many have been quietly yearning for. Yet, I can't quite pinpoint where I'm falling short. As with all art, I believe games are a form of expression, and their impact depends on how well people can connect with the creator's vision. I'm still figuring out how to effectively share this vision with a wider audience.

On a side note, one strategy I've been exploring is publishing the game for the VR audience. I'm actively working on this and I’m excited by the innovative possibilities in the VR space. VR is evolving beyond just gaming and is poised to change how we perceive interactive experiences.

Speaking of influences, I've been a huge fan of Davey Wreden, the creator of The Stanley Parable and The Beginner's Guide. His work, which delves into meta-narratives, has inspired me deeply. This has led me to consider transforming Casus Vita into a meta game as well. 

I plan to revise the narrative to create a more polished version, paying homage to Wreden’s unique style.

This endeavor is a tribute to creators whose work inspires others in unexpected ways.

Regards, 

 SuperDam

P.S. While I’m excited about this new direction, I also plan to keep Casus Vita as it is. Additionally, I will start a new project with a slightly different name, aimed at those who prefer a casual, undisturbed gaming experience.