the gamelab
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This project marks my exciting return to making games after a considerable hiatus. Since I graduated from college (game development degree), I've been learning and focusing on web development, leaving game development behind.
However, I've been wanting to get back into it for a while now, and I think this is the perfect opportunity to do so. Now I'm combining both interesets, merging my web expertise with my game development background to create a new project that I'm very excited about.
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