Holy ravioli! The jam is done and this game placed third in story!! That's absolute madness. Insanity. What happened? Who's to blame for this?

But seriously, I might be overreacting a bit, but that is just crazy cool to me. Especially because I played so many other games with crazy good stories that I would have ranked above my game in a heartbeat (and, of course, there were so many I was unable to play as well, many of which also probably belonged above my mess). So I just want to drop in here a huge thank you to all the folks who took the time to play, vote on, comment on, or otherwise engage with this goofy little game. And congrats to all participants! There was some super cool stuff done that I want more of immediately; GET TO WORK.

But, now that the jam is done, what's next for My My Microwave? Well, for starters, there are some quality of life changes available right now! These include:

• bug fixes (including some save system weirdness, some softlocking issues, and some smaller things)
• a rewind button (don't like your choice; just do it over!)
• a restart button (no more deleting your precious saves in case the game still decides to softlock you!)
• an indicator for when you've reached an ending in a dimension (there was some confusion as to when a path had actually ended; this is the start of fixing those issues)

But that's not all... there's more on the way! You can look forward to more content! More interaction between dimensions (one of the biggest pieces of feedback during the jam was this, so fixes are in the works)! More achievements! And of course, more bug fixes! This won't be a massive bunch of content, mind you, but it'll be enough to make the game feel a bit more fleshed out and complete, and enough to wear me out on the idea (because right now, it hasn't left my head). So if that sounds cool, stick around! And if not, well... stick around anyway. I've got another jam I'm doing (the bigger update for this will be after that), and a bigger project that I've been working on for a while now! 

And well, uh, if none of that sounds interesting... sorry? I'll try harder next time.