Today is a big day for bird fans, and a big day for bird developers, too.

I've been working on A Chirp in Space for a little less than a year, which is crazy, considering how far the game has come. A Chirp in Space has been on my mind every day since I started development in August. With all that thought and work, it's been exciting seeing the game materialize into something of which I'm incredibly proud.

This is a game about isolation, and a lingering hope that that isolation will be temporary. The game is lonely, but never overwhelmingly so. There's this constant push forward, maybe you can find your family in the vastness of space. Space is so quiet, and quiet is so scary. In A Chirp in Space, your chirp, and the chirps of your family will always overcome the quiet. This is not to defy the beauty of quiet, but rather to acknowledge your certain and definite presence in that space. Your chirps will always find a way to break through the quiet to prove that you do, in fact, exist, and you do, in fact, matter.

A Chirp in Space will be releasing May 3rd, I hope you look forward to it.