About#

This is Amiya_desi’s personal blog.

About me: I’m a 19-year-old university student dreaming of becoming an indie game dev Master. My favorite genre is meta indie games, and I want to make one with “another layer of meaning beyond the screen.”

I also like tinkering with things, including this blog. I’ll share game development, learning, tools, and everyday thoughts here. I hope these records can help the data model who I am and work out things I can’t figure out alone, so I want to write them all down.

I think a blog is here to carry its articles. After wrestling with the idea, I switched to a simpler style to make reading more comfortable. The story behind that change is here.

My publicly available works and projects are mainly on GitHub:

WakeUpAtTheBorder: Godot 2D side-scrolling narrative game, second prize in the 3rd GodotHub Game Dev Competition
TimeRuner: C# action platformer, 5-second time rewind, Best Time-Themed Game Award at 034GameJam
EnhanceSaveSystem: Godot save plugin, supports AES-GCM, gzip, atomic writes, and version migration
Mio’s Windowanderer / 少女们的假面舞会: Multi-window puzzle and text puzzle attempts made during GameJams

QQ Group#

If you want to chat, urge me to update, or watch me continue to tinker, feel free to join Amiya_desi's Cozy Corner.

Group ID: 1067973207

Amiya_desi's Cozy Corner QQ Group QR Code

Articles on this blog are organized into three major categories, each paired with tags for specific tech stacks, reflection themes, or time periods, and grouped into reading series:

Tutorials & Guides

Covers the “Student’s Digital Base” blog and 2C2G self-hosting series, official student benefits and dev environment setup, Godot and Steam publishing guides, plus Search Gateway, GeoScore, and productivity toolboxes.
Subjective Thoughts

Covers self-analysis on rationality and sensibility, reflections on the creator mindset, observations on Chinese internet communities and university life, and weekly internet article readings.
Personal Records

Chronicles growth milestones from before 18, age 18–19, and Summer/Autumn 2026, alongside Game Jam retrospectives, travel logs, and blog evolution notes.

If you’re visiting for the first time, start with the Site Article & Series Index, where all articles are arranged by category and recommended reading order.

The main navigation is at sayori.org