What would you like me to write about?

I have been writing articles for this blog for almost 2.5 years now, and I have strived to cover a very diverse set of topics around game development. I don't really know my readers, though, so having such a broad range of themes has made me curious: what subjects on this blog do you enjoy reading about most? What would you like me to write about in the future?

To the right you can see a little poll with the broad topics, please select your favourite! I'd also love to hear about specific topics you would like to read about. Please leave a comment and let me know! Any other feedback on this blog is also welcome.

In the coming year, I'd like to try to cover some of the requests with (hopefully) interesting articles!

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