Hello everyone! I just want to thank you if you're reading this. It's been a long journey of learning, failing, and trying again to get here - and although the product isn't perfect - I'm still pretty proud of what I've done so far. A little background: I started coding during the pandemic and really enjoyed it, I quickly joined multiple game jams, took a couple programming classes, and discovered the Godot Engine. Fast forward two years and here we are: Boyce the Voice! It's a silly little game and I've got lots of work to do still. Please bear with me - this is my first commercial release so I'm still figuring out quite a bit. Prepare for errors, bugs, save files being corrupted, and long unnecessary cutscenes (whoops!). I think we're just going to move into a shoddy beta where I build this thing as I go along and hopefully the chaos will be manageable if you're along for the ride. There are quite a few things I need to get to critically, and a ton of quality of life improvements I need to get on as well. But I'll be frank: I'm a little tired of working on this game. I intentionally scoped it small, and like all good software projects it ballooned into an wreck about a year in. Haha. I'm trying to claw it all back to a tidy little piece you can play and get a memorable experience out of. Okay, thanks for reading and see you on the other side. -E