I totally get you, I've also been putting projects off until the very last minute due to major burnout
Something I've realized is that the hardest thing is just getting started and from there it gets easier
Definitely not 100% effective but sometimes that thought helps me get started >.<

I played a game called Freedom Bridge about the Freedom Bridge in Korea. Despite the name of the bridge is is impassable from either side. In this game no mater what you cannot get over this bridge.
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Passage is a really interesting take on a life simulation game where you just move back and forth and age. Very different form making your character do actions to live their lives.
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Snow of organic matter falling on changing city is a non interactive game where you watch the particles fall on a changing city. At first impression I thought that it looked a bit like a city in fire. I am wondering what the bottom more lit part represents.
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Playing Do you love the color of the sky. It is a very cute and simple game where you can create tiny little galaxies in a huge sky. At one point you hit the ground and disappear but you can still create galaxies.
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Super interesting game called Shu that is inspired by Chinese calligraphy. Your brush size is based on the speed of your movement and you have to get all of the dots.
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Ambivalence is a super simple side scroller but the messages you get are pretty insightful with only two keys to move you
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This is clip from the game! You basically just move back and forth to avoid the star and donut for as long as you can. Eventually I would like to add a timer and restart button.
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After rewatching the tutorials a few times and trying to work out the code I decided to change direction and actually have the cat avoid the star and donut. I tried adding more stars and donuts but even just two more was too hard to avoid so I decided to only have the two.
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After many hours and many errors, my game is complete! This is what the scenes will look like. I was mostly focusing on the narrative itself this time rather than the design. It is a very simple looking game just meant to tell a cute story!
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Okay so I brute forced my way through the code since my mind didn't want to think of an easier way to do this at the moment x_x Regardless, the code works and is now a running game!
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Just played the Temple of No and it was very enjoyable even though we didn’t make it through the whole game. The are was so cute and the sounds were nice as well. The storyline is interesting so far as well. #SmallGameStudioArcade2

It took me a few minutes to figure out how to play nectar thief. Didn’t realize how to progress until I read the instructions multiple times #SmallGameStudioArcade2

Playing the Barnacle Goose Experiment. It’s definitely interesting to see what is created by combining tears, spit, and piss… #SmallGameStudioArcade2

Just played the AI dungeon as a vampire named Garlic. Lots of reading but it interesting that you get to make up what you say or do and the story will respond accordingly #SmallGameStudioArcade2

I decided that I wanted to make a fortune teller game, like one of those magic 8 balls. Once I learned how to generate a random message after pressing a key, I was able to code my console game :) #SmallGameStudio

I was getting frustrated with the first level update tutorial because it kept putting my string after 401 even though my if statement said >= 400. I decided to just move on and come back to it later. I was able to get the coin flipper and I got my idea! #SmallGameStudio