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Hello Budapest

After living in different cities in different countries and experiencing different cultures and environments eventually I moved to Budapest in Hungary, after a long marathon managed to get a work permit and now can focus on my dream job. There are some reasons that I chose this city, One of them is I have family here and also I traveled here before a lot and fell in love with the city, and while I was in the Hague and during the pandemic and living in a tiny room in a small flat shared with other flatmates and staring at the monitor for long hours, and panicking to go out because the virus, I decided it is better to live close to family members. So I moved to Budapest and I met lovely people and I am enjoying it. By looking at my journey in the past two years, I started it individually with a blog and I named it rezgamedev, now it calls REZGAMEDEV KFT, KFT stands for LLC, and at the moment we are making some prototypes that will announce later, but for now we started a clothing campaig...
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Big Changes

lots of things happened


I haven’t been blogging for a long time because lots of things have happened, first of all, I moved to the Netherlands, and now I am experiencing a different lifestyle and I will post about it later, second I am changing the platform for the game and I am testing it and will announce later. All these processes would make the production slower until I become sure about them.

The meanwhile, I started to do freelancing such as web development and opened an online store on teespring.com you can find the link below or on the sidebar you can click on the store and it will direct you to the link. I started designing some T-shirts and it will be more designs there in the store in the future.

link to the store

I will send more updates in the next posts.

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