We have supported indie game developer Tadasumen's new work on two occasions. We did so for one reason only: we liked his previous work. His worldview, which is different from the worldview we aim to develop, but which he himself proclaims “sucks” - lowbrow games - reminds us of the atmosphere of the early days of the Internet, when we were students. The consistently high-tension music and voice content is reminiscent of Internet memes, and very much represents the “now” of Japan's unique subculture, which is why we find contemporaneousness in his games.

His games are like magic that instantly captivate those of us who live in this era, despite their ridiculous game concepts that approach the fundamental needs of human beings. He also has an ultimate style of production that he does not force himself to create for anyone else, but “makes himself smile,” and we identify with that style of production.

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