Credits are basically a free space. Players will watch them or not. Those who do will come to understand how each person participated. We also credit everyone who ever touched the game in any way. This means for a relatively small team our credits are long. But who cares? Why be stingy with it?

I've listed a lot of nice addons I use, that you can find here: github.com/stars/Bigaston/lists/godot !

And if one day you need automatic building of your game, I've made some resources here: codeberg.org/Bigaston/God...

bsky.app/profile/blum... - This being the game I'm referring to.

After reading your Merge dev log - It made me think would younger audiences need to have the top screen showing action even while the bottom screen is in motion - or would that have been confusing for the player / take attention away?

More so one of the questions I'd have is how did players respond to watching the lower screen gameplay lead into showing the results in the top screen (where you see the soldiers fighting the kaiju) - Did you have it where both "screens" were showing action at the same time - or was that too much?

I'd be really interested in hearing about some of the takeways from your last game with your kiddo (Merge) you brought forward to your in-development project (looks great by the way), or even just another great dev log on your new game in general.