Please Stop Killing Me Devlog - itch.iohttps://gianlu29.itch.io/please-stop-killing-meWake up. Die. Repeat.https://gianlu29.itch.io/please-stop-killing-me/devlog/1619164/dev-log-3-the-inspiration-behind-the-gameDev Log #3 — The inspiration behind the gamehttps://gianlu29.itch.io/please-stop-killing-me/devlog/1619164/dev-log-3-the-inspiration-behind-the-gameThu, 06 Aug 2026 14:52:44 GMTdevlogThe initial idea came from two completely different sources. One was They'll Kill You, whose title immediately sparked my imagination. The other was an old video by the Italian YouTuber Yotobi, where...

]]>https://gianlu29.itch.io/please-stop-killing-me/devlog/1608375/dev-log-2-why-this-game-uses-aiDev Log #2 — Why this game uses AIhttps://gianlu29.itch.io/please-stop-killing-me/devlog/1608375/dev-log-2-why-this-game-uses-aiWed, 29 Jul 2026 16:18:18 GMTdevlogCreating a free visual novel as a solo developer means making a lot of compromises. One of them was the artwork. All backgrounds and character sprites were generated with AI. Not because I believe it'...

]]>https://gianlu29.itch.io/please-stop-killing-me/devlog/1604737/dev-log-1-why-i-made-please-stop-killing-meDev Log #1 — Why I made Please Stop Killing Mehttps://gianlu29.itch.io/please-stop-killing-me/devlog/1604737/dev-log-1-why-i-made-please-stop-killing-meSun, 26 Jul 2026 15:32:19 GMTdevlogWhen I started this project, I had one simple goal: Make someone laugh. I've always liked stories that take a ridiculous premise and treat it with complete seriousness. The idea of a man waking up eve...

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