As a neurospicy creator, my streams are a safe, cozy space where we keep things real—discussing everything from mental health to game mechanics, often accompanied by a song or two. While I don't keep a rigid schedule, I try to stream my chaos daily, whether that's grinding in Path of Exile, building in Enshrouded, modding Skyrim or getting into Unity and creating something new.

My chat likes to joke that I spend more time modding games than actually playing them, and they aren’t wrong. I’m a "50 tabs open" kind of gamer—juggling wikis, maps, and mod pages trying to work out how things work. I love deep-diving into lore, analysing skill systems, and customizing my experience.

I hold Diplomas in Visual Arts and Screen & Media, and I am currently completing an Advanced Diploma of Professional Game Development (Design) alongside a Diploma of IT (Programming). When it comes to building games, Unity is my engine of choice. I’ve clocked about four years with it now, creating half a dozen games for both PC and Android throughout my studies.

Code-wise, I have experience with C++, but C# is definitely my comfort zone. While I’m not a professional artist, I’m happy to jump into GIMP to tweak textures, shift colours, and make things fit. I really thrive on the "solo dev" chaos—I prefer being hands-on with every aspect of the game, from the first line of code to the final UI polish.

Ultimately, my goal is to bring you into the dev studio with me. I plan to stream the creation of my passion projects from start to finish, giving chat a behind-the-scenes look at the process while using your feedback to shape the game. I aim to focus on accessible, family-friendly, and cozy games—experiences built for a wider audience where heart and creativity come before profit."