I still need time to consider my decision. If I do make games again (tiny tiny chance) I'll make something totally different from what's been done. The games would take the forms of short, interactive novels with little to no replay value. But why do that if, instead, I could learn to write, or express my creativity in some other form?

I find it weird how you think of games as such a shallow way of expressing yourself. Please don't take this the wrong way, but any literate person can write a book (regardless of the finished product's quality). But how many people can say they write games? You've actually described what I've been wanting to do for awhile now.... make small poetic games even if they make sense only to me and that I can finish developing in a day or two.

I'm touched you remember me. I do feel like I should check in more often.

I am saddened at the lost of Riddled Haven, but hopefully future endeavors will go better.

FYI: I have no GM right now.