About
A bit about me and my adventure on how I got here!
A bit about me and my adventure on how I got here!
Hi! I'm Sripradha!
I love to make games on Google Slides if you can't already tell. My ultimate goal is to learn coding so I can create even better games.
My Journey
My first ever Google Slides creation was The Magic Umbrella made on April 5th, 2022. I barely knew anything about Google Slides back then. I remember struggling a lot with the animations, I didn’t understand what animation did what and it took me a long time to figure out. Now looking back, I can really see how far I’ve come. I know all those animations by heart now.
After The Magic Umbrella, I continued and eventually made Brain Puzzles Jeopardy. That was the game that taught me what links were and how to use them. Looking back now, it was such basic stuff. But I guess you need to start somewhere, and I’m glad I did.
Then eventually, I started working on Papa’s Pizzeria. This was my first long-term project. Before that, all my projects only took a few days or max a week to finish. Papa’s Pizzeria took 3 long months. It was the project that brought consistency in this little hobby of mine. It was also what moved me from using random low-quality images in my game to actually self designing my assets.
After that, I just kept moving forward and forward. I remember discovering Kleki in Who Stole the Cookie From the Cookie Jar, and I still use it to this day to draw and edit my designs if needed.
Eventually, I started Job Simulator, my biggest creation so far. It was what really solidified my love for making games. That project confirmed that game-making is what I want to do, and that remains true even today.
Now I’m still growing and making more and more games. At the time of writing this, I’m working on my latest game The Portal Adventure. I wonder what other projects will be in store in the future. I wonder if this little hobby of mine will have been developed into something bigger, perhaps even to real, proper games made in code?
If I had told the 5th grader who made The Magic Umbrella what would come after, I don’t think she would have believed me. Yet here we are, and I’m very excited for everything that’s still to come.
Highlights
Here are a few of my favorite projects I’d like to highlight!
Bored Button: My biggest project yet! With the game being 1000+ slides and the extra challenge adding ~600 slides, this is a project I put so much effort into and has so much fun with!
Job Simulator: A big milestone in my game dev journey! I have such great memories working on this and it is a project I'll always be proud of!
The Lost Kitty: I love the overall storyline of this game and how it turned out, and I'm sure you'll like it too.
In the future
My dream is to learn coding so I can make even better and even more advanced games. Right now, I’m taking Python classes twice a week and am slowly building my skills. It will take me another year or two to become fluent, but I'm willing to wait that long. For now, I’ll keep making Google Slides games, and once I’ve learned the what I need to build real games, that will be my next big step.