“Get the fuck out of the building, Enzo.” A codec call from A Lie Called Justice. (Turn sound on!) 🎮 In development. #IndieGame #gamedev

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Before “A Lie Called Justice” was a game, it was a gangster TV series. I had written the story and was preparing to direct it, but unfortunately, the project had to be abandoned after filming the first episode because of health reasons. I never wanted to let the story disappear. So I decided to transform it into a game expanding the world, characters and story in a completely new way. Even the main menu carries a little piece of that history. The image of me was originally used for the TV show’s poster. Now, years later, that same idea lives on inside “A Lie Called Justice” Sometimes a project doesn’t really die. It just changes form. 🎮 A Lie Called Justice (in development) #IndieGame #gamedev

Happy 31st birthday to the Sony PlayStation, released today in 1995 in Europe! And this is still the most iconic startup screen ever!

When I moved from the Super Nintendo to the original PlayStation, the beginning of the 3D era completely blew me away. The music. The graphics. The characters. The worlds. I spent countless hours with these games, and the memories they gave me are still burned into my heart and mind. They weren’t just games. They were a piece of my childhood. ❤️ What games defined your childhood? #My9Games #indiegames

“Late-night passion fruit.” #indiedev #gamedev

A LIE CALLED JUSTICE is a narrative driven action game inspired by both real life experiences and fiction. You step into the life of a young man whose world has been shattered by events beyond his control. What begins as a deeply personal journey slowly turns into something much bigger. As the story unfolds, pieces of the truth begin to surface. Things that once seemed clear start to become questionable. People you thought you understood may not be who you believed they were. And the deeper you go, the more you begin to question one simple thing: What makes someone a villain? The game explores how circumstances, trauma, and the people around us can shape who we become, and how easily we judge people without knowing the battles they have fought. I want A Lie Called Justice to make players feel something. To recognize human emotions and struggles in a world that is otherwise brutal, violent, and far removed from our own. All of this is combined with hard-hitting action, cinematic storytelling, and a soundtrack and soundscape designed around the events happening on screen. Because A Lie Called Justice isn’t just about playing a game. It’s about experiencing a story. A story about revenge. A story about justice. A story about the truth. And perhaps most importantly… A story about what circumstances can turn us into. I can’t wait to share more of this journey with you all. Very soon, I’ll finally be able to show you the first glimpses of A Lie Called Justice. Thank you for being here and supporting this journey. It truly means the world to me. ❤️ #indiedev #gamedev #indiegame

What’s most important to you in a narrative game? A) Story B) Atmosphere C) Characters D) Gameplay I’m curious what matters most to you. 👀 #indiedev #gamedev #indiegame

I’ve never wanted to make a game just for the sake of making a game. I’ve been drawing and making art since I was a child. I’ve always loved creating characters, telling stories and of course playing games. For years, it has been my dream to develop my own game and share my stories with the world. Over the past few years, I’ve dedicated myself to learning game development. I’ve experimented with different engines, learned different aspects of game creation and even followed a game development education. But the story behind my game actually started long before that. Years ago, I wrote and directed a TV series about the criminal underworld. I wrote the script, worked on the visual identity and posters, arranged the soundtrack, and also acted in the production. It started as a passion project. After sharing the project in filmmaking communities, something unexpected happened. Experienced actors, including people who had appeared in productions for major streaming platforms, became interested in the project and wanted to be part of it. The story, atmosphere and characters had resonated with them. Unfortunately, after filming the first episode, I had to stop the production because of personal circumstances and health issues within my family. But I never stopped thinking about that story. Years later, I’m bringing it back in a completely different form. I’m transforming the story, atmosphere and setting into a cinematic 2D action thriller: A LIE CALLED JUSTICE 正義という名の嘘 A game focused on storytelling, atmosphere, character and emotion. And yes… the person you will see in the title screen is actually me. I wanted this project to be personal from the very beginning. The character is based on me, while the story itself comes from something I’ve carried with me for years. I’m building this game as a solo developer, one piece at a time. I personally miss games that make you stop, feel something and become invested in the characters and their story. That’s the kind of experience I want to create. Not because I think games need to be bigger. Because I think sometimes they just need to mean something. #IndieGame #IndieDev #GameDev #Godot #2DGame #NarrativeGame

Omo 9ja, a digital illustration I created sometimes ago.

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