OMG It's Been A While

So... It's been a while hasen't it. A lot has changed with me. Cuber is still in development but about 9 months ago it went out of development... for 7 months. Not because I was giving up... it was impossible to work on. So basically I didn't have a computer and you're probably like, "wait how'd you work on the game without a computer?" that's the thing. I did use a computer. My computer screen was broken and I'm kinda not in a state where I'm ready to get a job and it costed $700 to repair. I cried so long that night not knowing if everything was gone or if I could somehow recover everything on a different computer.  Everyday I sat there wondering and slowly the thought of cuber started to fade. Then... Unreal Engine came into the picture. Since I didn't have my computer I wasn't going to let that stop me from game development. I'll uhh... I'll uhh. Im going to be completely honest I didn't know what to do. But luckily my Dad has a windows computer that's way better than mine. So I started my UE5 journey. I took it one step at a time. Learning it! Everyday it inched closer and closer to my birthday until... (ring ring... ring ring) my phone... It was my mom. Not thinking anything of it I pick up the phone and she say's, "hey could you maybe accept that notification that just popped up?" And I swipe up not knowing what she's talking about until... (MiniNadEz's MacBook is trying to be logged into. Is this you?) I click yes and hang up.) That's. when Cuber stepped back into the picture. A couple weeks before my birthday my Mom gives me something. *no way could it be... the MacBook. I look at it... IT WAS! Without any hesitation I got Cuber back up and running with one problem though... I don't know where to go with the game. My computer sat there for 2 months not being touched... until... ChatGPT I had so many things I wanted to try with it. It started off on my phone and went to development... For Roblox UE5, and Unity. I didn't immediately go to Unity. I went to Roblox where I made a Destruction Game. But then my brain goes back to the thought of Cuber. I then start working on it again. And now that Ive gotten that out of the way... This Summer... A full working version of Cuber will be released and will cost... Drum roll please (drums start making noise) $5. The Beta will just be reused as a Demo for the game so you don't have to buy it to at least try it. A trailer will be released either this June Or July.