10,000 wishlists. Over 13,000 demo players.
I honestly didn't expect things to escalate quite this quickly.
What started as a little indie game about drawing lines on snowy mountains has turned into something much bigger than I ever imagined.
And judging by the amount of feedback I've received, some of you have become... slightly addicted to those lines. 😅
First of all, THANK YOU! ❤️
To everyone who played the demo, shared the game, reported bugs, suggested improvements, or simply added Ski Lines to their wishlist: you've made the past few days absolutely incredible.
Please sir, may I have some more?
There's one piece of feedback I've been hearing a LOT:
"WHY DOES THE DEMO STOP AT 2,000 POINTS? I WANT TO KEEP PLAYING!"
Fair enough. 😅
And with some of you replaying Ski Dubai over and over, pushing the game to its absolute limits (and nearly breaking it), that shopping mall was starting to get a little crowded anyway!
The 2,000-point limit on Grand Tourmalet was originally there to save some of the fun for the full release. But with so many of you asking for just one more run (and then another, and another...), I figured you deserved a little something.
So, to celebrate 10,000 wishlists...
🎉 The 2,000-point limit on Grand Tourmalet is GONE!
Starting now, and until the full game's release, you can keep playing Grand Tourmalet beyond 2,000 points!
Keep expanding your resort, optimizing your network, chasing higher scores, and creating increasingly questionable ski lift configurations.
The rest of the demo remains unchanged, but at least you won't have to say goodbye to your mountain just as things start getting interesting.
Consider it a small thank-you for all the incredible support.
Back to work! ⛷️
Meanwhile, I'm still working hard on the full release, fixing bugs, polishing existing features, and bringing the remaining mountains to life.
There's still plenty to do before launch, and your feedback has been invaluable in making Ski Lines better.
Thank you again for 10,000 wishlists! It's an incredible milestone for a solo developer, and I couldn't have reached it without you.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a game to finish.
You have some skiing to do. 🎿