I've been struggling lately with game design.  Like, a lot. I've started so many projects... and finished none of them! 

So, I decided to think long and hard about the projects that I have actually finished, and after some serious soul searching I identified a couple of important elements that they all have in common:

1. They are small enough so I know that I can finish them in a reasonable time. They almost feel like they're too small, and that is always a good sign.
2. The project is something that I can finish by myself, without any external assistance. Now, don't get me wrong. I like to work with other people, but it's also very important for me that I do everything by myself and I don't have to wait for anyone.

So, those two "design principles" were the main drivers on "10 Things I Hate About CY", and I actually made the whole thing in 2-3 hours, including visuals, text, and everything.

And yeah, it may not be the most ambitious of projects, but at least it's DONE.