You know, Anonymous, sometimes I still wake up in the morning and wonder if it’s all just a dream. The fame, the fortune - everything that came with Bullseye’s unexpected success. It’s surreal, honestly. But let me take you back to where it all started. I created Bullseye during my final year in college. It was just a simple puzzle game born out of my love for darts and strategy games. I poured my heart into it, testing and retesting, tweaking little details until it felt just right.
I launched the game quietly, not expecting much. It was a small side project after all - something to share with friends and maybe get some feedback from fellow gamers online. The first few weeks were slow… really slow. Maybe a couple hundred downloads? But then something strange happened. People started sharing their high scores on social media, and before I knew it, there were these epic gaming communities forming around Bullseye overnight! Suddenly everyone wanted to be part of this ‘puzzle revolution’. Next thing you know, my inbox is flooded with emails from gaming sites wanting interviews and investors wanting a piece of the pie.
And just like that - BAM! I’m an accidental billionaire at age 23. Crazy, right? But here’s the thing: becoming rich doesn’t fix your awkwardness or your anxiety overnight (who knew?). So while everyone else was celebrating this massive success story, I was over here trying not to spill coffee on myself every time someone asked me about my ‘vision’ or whatever buzzword they threw at me that day! It took time to learn how to handle all this attention - but what’s most important is staying true to myself through it all.
>Soulkyn