Iron Sword and the Website

No fireworks. No champagne. Just a quiet click on “publish,” and the war chest opens. Liam is back, web-slinging at full strength. Having him in the fold again reminds me what a blessing it is to have people who truly appreciate you around. Class act, through and through.

The website breathes in open air. Music. Games. Design. All catalogued, all out of hiding. No more half-dead hard drives or forgotten folders. It’s here, on display, undeniable.

At the center, like a loaded weapon: Iron Sword.

Not another paper prototype. Not another sketch lost in the fog. The flagship. High fantasy sharpened to my edge— corrupted titans, divine relics, a lone hero with a burden bigger than himself. The GDD stands public, the art stitched together, the mechanics laid like rails on a track. Crooked in places, maybe, but rails nonetheless.

The Redeemer roars on Spotify. The Divide keeps breathing. And now Iron Sword takes its place, no longer a whisper in a notebook, but a project with bones.

The site is up. I cant believe I am finally saying this.

We have a portfolio.