Matt Goode - wishlist SONGRUNNER on steam

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musician, game dev You Have To Climb Out -> https://store.steampowered.com/app/3026480/You_Have_To_Climb_Out/ SongRunner -> https://store.steampowered.com/app/4100770/SongRunner/

a youtube comment saying "i wouldnt play this I'm sorry. i dont have much time."
screenshot of Kaz survivor mode leaderboard showing me at #2 !
screenshot of steam back end showing 4900 wishlists for my game, SongRunner
SongRunner key art featuring the player character, a white "play" symbol with adorable little eyes and two feet, deftly platforming across some musical platforms to avoid some dangerous looking spiky mines below in order to grab a tempting yellow music note at the end goal. the SongRunner logo is in the background.
a screenshot of a youtube short showing me playing my game, SongRunner, with only a MIDI piano keyboard as an input. the only comment is from a user named "sus amosgsusus" asking "how are you moving without keyboard" to which I reply "what do you mean, the keyboard is right there"
screenshot of an if/else statement in godot code with several print lines which output "yeah" or "nah"
commenter: this game looks fire. can i wishlist it on steam? me: yes i permit you to wishlist SongRunner on steam thank you for asking
youtube channel 28 day summary showing 340 thousand views, 140 new subscribers, and 760 watch hours (this is much higher than i was expecting)
beautiful SongRunner key art featuring the player character jumping over a pit of scary-looking spiky objects, toward a dark gray music block as it is being created, trying to reach a golden music note on the right side of the image. the background is a dark red and has the SongRunner logo angled against the wall of the level, next to the player character.
oh it's kind of a doozy. a wizard with green and yellow robes and a floppy red wizard hat has his hands out to his sides, palms up, and appears to be levitating two red balls at some sort of circus setting. there appears to be a battery under his robes, as well as two fans in his sleeves which may be helping to keep the balls levitated. the audience for this event is sparse.
screenshot of the godot UI with a scribble showing the "mute game audio" button moved to the top right game-launching controls
a series of patch note updates, titled: patch 1.0.2 bugfixing, patch of patch, patch 1.0.3, patch 1.0.4 - the final patch (we hope!), patch 1.0.5.
a screenshot of advanced audio settings in Godot 4.5 showing a handful of options, including "default gravity" at the bottom with a value of 980.0.
A screenshot from the linked article, which reads: The comments under that post came from curious fans, and one user asked, ‘I’m gonna buy the game, definitely. Will there be attractive female characters, and will there be revealing outfits and armor for them?’ Marek simply responded, ‘Yes’.
cover art for Avril Lavigne's single "Sk8er Boi"
screenshot of the steam store page for The Berlin Apartment, showing very nicely designed custom image headers in the About section, except they are noticeably off center.
a text message from Mom that says "Did you guys ever hear of a site called 'freecash'? Is it a scam?"
the SongRunner main menu showing full completion and all star times with a total played time of 238.72 seconds
screenshot of a feature from godot 4.5 called "mute game toggle", description reads: Debugging can be tedious, especially if it exposes the developer to the same music over and over. One could turn off the speakers entirely, but that’s not really practical, is it? To keep everyone’s sanity, we introduced the new mute game toggle, located in the Game view. May your ears enjoy these new opportunities of quietude.
the main menu for SongRunner, showing a maroon background with a tab container in the center of the screen on a level-select menu, with other tabs for options and info/credits. some levels are disabled because they haven't been reached yet. some levels are complete showing a star or checkmark icon depending on the completion time.
a screenshot of the steamworks button to create a new product page on Steam which costs $100 and is a little scary