Hello, everyone! We are BANJIHA GAMES, <FAKEBOOK> dev team.
This year, we had the incredible opportunity to participate in Tokyo Game Show, celebrating its 30th anniversary, as one of the indie games representing Korea!
It was such a tremendous honor that words hardly feel enough to describe it.
Until now, our team had never had the chance to attend Tokyo Game Show due to various circumstances. Thanks to <FAKEBOOK>, however, we were finally able to take part for the very first time.
Our first Tokyo Game Show was filled with one exciting and joyful moment after another.
We met studios and developers we have long admired, and we also unexpectedly ran into friends we had made over the years while working as fellow indie game developers.
We came home with countless wonderful memories from the show.
But above all, the greatest joy was being able to meet the global fans who love <FAKEBOOK> in person.
For a game developer, there may be no greater reward than this. Seeing people play a game we created right in front of us, and being able to talk with them about our game, still feels like a dream.
For this Tokyo Game Show, once again, we devoted ourselves to localization right up until the event and completed the Japanese update just before the show began.
Of course, there were still many things that needed improvement. Throughout the event, we carefully recorded the feedback you shared with us every day, and sometimes even woke up early in the morning to incorporate your feedback into new updates.
We know very well that <FAKEBOOK> is what it is today thanks to all of you.
There are still many things we can improve, so we will continue to carefully read and consider every piece of feedback and every idea you send us, and do our very best to make <FAKEBOOK> an even better game.
Starting with the <KUUKIYOMI Collaboration DLC>, <FAKEBOOK> has continued to expand through all kinds of collaborations, including the release of a collaboration bundle with <No Case Should Remain Unsolved> and a collaboration with <No Results Found>.
Those of you who have followed <FAKEBOOK> since its early development may already know this, but one of the original ideas behind the planning and development of <FAKEBOOK> was to create “a festival ground for indie games.”
That is why fans who love games appear directly in <FAKEBOOK> as cameos, and why various influencers with real connections to the indie game scene have also joined us as cameo guests.
Through all of these people, the vast world of <FAKEBOOK> has gradually taken shape.
With so many collaborations happening these days, we are incredibly happy to feel that this original dream and intention is slowly becoming a reality.
We hope to continue discovering even more exciting collaborations and fun new ideas for <FAKEBOOK> in the future.
Your thoughts, suggestions, and ideas are always a tremendous help to us, so please keep sharing them with us!
We hope you will continue to support us in the future.
Thank you, always.
We love you all!!