Recently, we released Tattoo Removal Simulator, while also continuing work on several other exciting projects (sneak peek soon 👀). Alongside development, we're spending a lot of time thinking about community and how to build it sustainably.

A lot of game communities start with a game, but the strongest ones seem to grow around something deeper. For us, Tattoo Removal Simulator is about more than satisfying before-and-after transformations. Underneath the gameplay is a theme of change, identity, mistakes, memories, and second chances.

We think that it's easy to ask: "How do we get more players?". But maybe a better question is: "Why would people want to stay after they find us?".

What makes you stick around in a game's community, even when you're not actively playing? ❤️