Soodal Games — Choi Hanmin's
Solo Indie Game Studio

A habit of eyeing subway seats, a way to blow off stress, a courtroom drama I used to love — it starts by boiling some everyday spark into one line of core loop. If a single fun action isn't crystal clear, it never moves to the next step.

No game engine — the core mechanics are written by hand in plain HTML5 / CSS / JavaScript with the Canvas API. The build stays light and testable in any browser, so I can validate whether an idea is actually fun fast.

Sprites, effects, fonts, every single button, and sound effects — all picked and polished by me alone. With no team, I swap between designer, developer, artist, and sound director hats several times a day.

I run dozens, sometimes hundreds of rounds myself to tune difficulty and balance. Balancing the weapons in Stealth Ops once ran until 4AM — if it isn't fun, I tear it down and rebuild it.

Every game ships with Korean and English support by default, for players at home and abroad alike. No machine translation — every line of text is translated and polished by hand.

The finished web game is wrapped as a PWA, then packaged as a TWA (Trusted Web Activity) build for Google Play and as an Electron build for Steam. I designed this structure myself so one codebase supports both platforms at once.

Launch isn't the finish line. I keep stacking commits based on bug reports and reviews. You can watch that record in real time in the timeline below.