You made it

Jesse Venbrux’s You made it (2008) is less of a game and more of a gentle digital pat on the back. It’s tiny, it’s quirky, and it’s all about that one fleeting moment of triumph when you actually finish. Venbrux has a knack for creating small but memorable experiences, and this one is no different. Minimalist visuals, simple gameplay, but a strangely warm aftertaste—like someone congratulating you for just existing. It won’t take you long, but you’ll walk away smiling, wondering why more games don’t just celebrate the player for showing up.