15 years ago today, I drew a pink-haired one-eared cat-girl in my sketchbook named Gabi and promised that I'd tell her story to the world someday.

If you had told my child self then that you all would know her name, be drawing your own art of her and that you'd follow me through this crazy adventure to make a videogame about her, I would have laughed. There is still much to do, but we've come a long way since that sketch. Thanks to your enthusiasm she's grown up to be taller, stronger, faster, friendlier, more capable, and more vibrant in every sense of the word.

Help celebrate Gabi's birthday by checking out these new designs[store.raymondcripps.com]! It supports my one-man indie studio so I can continue working to bring her world to life.

Why do solo game devs choose to spend years on a single project? Wouldn't it be faster to just hire a team? In this devlog, I put that advice to the test and bring on a 15-year industry professional to codevelop new tools and maps for Project Feline's demo. The results will shock you!