What does it cost to build the worlds we escape into? In this candid interview, an independent game developer opens up about creativity, neurodiversity and the pressures behind the screen, revealing what happens when the work you love begins to ask more than you can afford.

The dog’s bed lies empty, the daily rituals have lost their purpose, and somehow you are expected to carry on. Losing My Dad, Losing My Dog is an intimate account of grief arriving twice over, for a father and for a beloved dog, and of the loneliness of finding that the loss others take least seriously is the one that has left you most undone.