Write a devlog about the thing you changed
I would rather read how you fixed a slippery jump than another announcement that a game was made with AI. One concrete change gives me something to understand, discuss and perhaps try in my own project.
Find the before and after
Choose a development event with a visible consequence. The player used to slide after releasing a key; now movement stops predictably. The exit used to be hard to notice; now it opens with a clear visual cue.
Capture both states if you have them. If you don't, explain the earlier behavior plainly rather than recreating evidence and presenting it as an old build.
I'd open the post with the problem and the change. Put the tool names later, where they help explain how you worked. The interesting part is the decision and what it did to the game.
Explain the part another creator can use
Keep the technical detail proportional to the lesson. A short code excerpt or prompt can help if you explain what it changed and where it belongs. A huge transcript usually makes the reader do the editing you skipped.
Include the failed idea when it explains a useful tradeoff. Perhaps adding friction made the movement feel sluggish, so you changed the release behavior instead. That is more valuable than presenting the result as an effortless sequence of correct choices.
Use footage from the actual build and identify what is still provisional. If you share a playable link, make sure it points to the version you're discussing.
End with a question that has a job
Ask whether the jump landing feels predictable, whether the exit is visible, or where someone first got confused. A focused question makes it easier for a reader to contribute a useful observation.
Follow the rules of the place where you post and respond to specific feedback. Keep notes against the build version so a comment about yesterday's bug doesn't become a mystery next week.
I'd treat the next devlog as a chance to close the loop: what you heard, what you changed and what remains uncertain. A series of understandable decisions gives people a reason to follow the project while helping you build it more carefully.
Sources & further reading
- Reddit: development posts and game showcases — accessed Sep 9, 2026
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