The festival is over, but the emotions remain.
We knew the festival would attract a big crowd — this year, the exhibition was held together with the major anime convention ANIME NYC, which brought in even more attention.
But we couldn’t have imagined that the flow of visitors would be almost nonstop for all three days.
So, what did American gamers say about our game?
They praised the animation, art style, and gameplay. People kept coming back to our booth, playing the demo, adding the game to their wishlists, and trying to learn everything they could about it.
Some were even a bit disappointed to find out that Gennady isn’t a metroidvania (based).
The exhibition itself was top-notch.
Other games and booth designs were true works of art — it’s clear that the indie scene is alive and thriving, and that’s truly inspiring to see.
But we couldn’t have imagined that the flow of visitors would be almost nonstop for all three days.
So, what did American gamers say about our game?
They praised the animation, art style, and gameplay. People kept coming back to our booth, playing the demo, adding the game to their wishlists, and trying to learn everything they could about it.
Some were even a bit disappointed to find out that Gennady isn’t a metroidvania (based).
The exhibition itself was top-notch.
Other games and booth designs were true works of art — it’s clear that the indie scene is alive and thriving, and that’s truly inspiring to see.