I had a very similar realization when I started making my game and tossed a couple short Bi scenes in for mostly myself and getting inundated with people overjoyed to be playing a bi male protagonist that was presented as just a guy who swings both ways.

"Rad", "bomb", and "hella" were workhorses of white Californian grunge/skater/surfer vocabularies. Notably, these would have been the teens and kids of people who made movies.

Ah, this is an unhelpful quest log entry I need to fix. Quest should tell you to "study at the library" but really it's "Speak to Natalie at the library" That will give you the recipe for crafting it at the cauldron.

Seasons, two statues are red herrings. If you're on the latest version the statues will light up some torches and stay lit if you're correct. You can brute force it that way pretty easily.

An Alchemists tale is made in RPGMaker and I release it in windows and Mac versions. I do try and make sure it's Joiplay compatible as well.

Just needs to hold a press conference "Today the supreme court is hearing arguments about whether or not I have complete immunity to imprison and torture them until they decide they'd like to circle back on the idea."

I'm not a professional artist but I am a recovering unhealthy work-life person.

Burnout prevention starts at reasonable working hours and a separation between work and home. Both things are easy to slip on when working for yourself or at home. Try tracking your work hours, setting limits on the times of day you work/interact with clients, and do work in a separate "work space".