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Writing my designer statement in my profile:

• What elements resonated with you? 
  • I would say the creation of puzzles catches me most, but the most amazing thing is the diversity of game experiences. I will try to experience and appreciate more game work with different core gameplays.

• What types of games do you want to continue making? Do you enjoy linear, branching, or more puzzle dependent games? 
  • Simple-puzzle games would be what I want to make. These games are going to be small with a very interesting core gameplay sharing my inspiration
• What should people expect when they play your games?
  • Simple joy. Although some games are made with a bigger goal, cumulative achievement or further purpose, for my game there is only one thing-make people happy.

Think about the principles that you want your games to be known by. Write about them. Include why these elements stand out and resonate with you.

Easy, Light-weighted, Irresistible.

Easy: We've been thinking about jobs, lives and been anxious for our whole life, while game should provide another perspective, making it easy and somewhere good for your brain to rest.

Light-weighted: This is to guarantee I can make full use of my inspirations. Making game is very time-consuming and needs a lot of time. If I make big games in a team, I cannot catch all my inspirations and put them into practice. By light game with a single fascinating thought, I hope everyone can enjoy the randomness of inspiration and began to love it, as well as the unavoidable randomness of life.

Irresistible: This word means that it is not resistant to anyone, even non-game players. As gamer becoming elites, few and few people can really enjoy the game as competitions are everywhere and cannot be avoided, which adds pressure to gameplay. I want my game to be friendly to all people regardless of their game experiences, and willing to play the same game for multiple times.