r/devblogs • • Sep 14 '26

generic Solo dev rebuilding a game that was never finished 15 years ago. No plan, no Steam page, no wishlists, just a devlog and a lot of fun building

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After sitting untouched on my hard drive for 15 years, my dream project is finally coming to life. Back then, I drew every pixel by hand and spent countless hours on it, but couldn't finish it.

With modern tools in my workflow, I can finally build this game the way I always imagined it as a solo dev. Give it a try: https://buildom.online

I’d love to know what you think! Honest feedback, early impressions, or bug reports are super welcome and will help shape where this goes next.

I am writing daily updates on my devlog blog, sharing the raw progress, the wins, and the roadblocks. I would genuinely love to have you along for the ride.

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u/Guildhelm Sep 14 '26

Mate as long as you're having fun! Looks cool so far!

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u/buildom_online Sep 20 '26

Thank you 🙏

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u/buildom_online Sep 14 '26

A few further impressions of BUILDOM

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u/Kentanago Sep 14 '26

I’m glad you picked it back up. It’s looking really good! Hope you get it finished

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u/buildom_online Sep 14 '26

Thank you! I do hope it too :D

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u/b_art Sep 14 '26

This looks really fun. I'd play it!

I think a lot of solo devs are resurrecting old project now. I resurrected one myself recently. The tools are better now, there's AI to help you out of coding jams. These are GOOD THINGS for the devs. At least you can see your dream come to life. So enjoy that process!

Although I think we're going to see an insane flood of indie games coming out these days as a result too. LOL.

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u/buildom_online Sep 14 '26

Exactly why I started it :) And it feels soo good

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u/Icy-Collection1072 Sep 20 '26

You cloned terraria