Three months to write and create another chapter. While I generally kept to my outline, it still took longer than expected. Game development is unpredictable 
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My gameplay is starting to feel fun now. Quest rewards actually feels like it has weight now because it really positively strengthen the characters. Which in turn creates a motivation to complete quests.
Today was a good day in the gameplay department of my game. Was struggling for a while in how to do the gameplay in my game, now I know how to approach it!
Finally getting close to the finishing line with another chapter. The chapter began with me following the outline that I have planned. But adding depth to the outline and figuring out how to get there was and still is really fun.
Currently working on the second protagonist's story and her companion, making good progress. But I am looking forward to return to my other protagonist and continue his story and have him joined by a new companion.
I got a Sword.
I got an Axe.
I got two Swords.
Nothing to see here, just walking with my dog.
Drawing a character who fight with his dog in battle is an interesting yet difficult affair.
Made a lot of progression today with my next chapter. It helps that I wrote an outline of what will happen.
First chapter completed! It has been a great learning experience.
Written plot points for some future chapters, but leaving room for change. I find it more interesting to see where the characters take me rather than I decide where they are going.
Made a lot of progress today. Setting the events and drawing cutscene art. Finally getting close to ending a chapter the way I wanted
Still working on my game. Finally getting close to the end of the first chapter.
I sometimes wonder why I put so much effort into my drawings and telling the story. Passion can be an incredible fuel.
My current story arc is about the characters Eugen and Iclyn being stuck in a village due to a nearby menace and them figuring out how to get out of it. This is a concept art of the character that I drew a while ago.
Still working on the arc, but I can see an end.
My strategy. Work on the game every day. Do it in small dose if you don't feel it. Do it in big dose if you are having a good day.
Finally working on the last part of the first story arc. I know it was going to get here at some point, but it took small steps every day to get there
Have about 30 minutes in my game. It is crude and not flawless. But it is mine and mine to polish and make better over time.
Right now, focused on working the story and quest. Map and details can be dealt with later.
Progression with my game is going quite well! I don't think I have worked on a game for so long and so efficient. It helps to keep your ambition focused. Here is a drawing of one of the characters
When your first sequence of events worked exactly as you envisioned, you can't help but be happy. -
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Making test maps is really illuminating when it comes to figuring out how the real maps should be. It's like the outline that one writes for the story before writing the actual story.
I am adamant about not having missable quests, which means having to write entirely new scenes at each plot progression that takes into account that time and events have passed since the quest could first be accepted while still having there be a quest to solve in the first place. It's worth every second.