MerFight @ MagFest
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Early this year, I had the opportunity to showcase MerFight at MagFest (Music and Games Festival) as part of the MagFest Indie Videogames Showcase (MIVS.) MagFest is a very fun event, and being able to show the game off was a great experience. The last time I had been to MagFest was 6 years ago to show off my other fighting game, Battle High 2 A+. I wanted to write a few things about my experience as I had a lot of anxiety going into it originally, and had I written good notes when I did it 6 years ago, I probably wouldn't have been so stressed. Submission & Preparation Before getting to the actual show, I had to submit MerFight for approval. This was a relatively smooth process, requiring a playable build as well as some screenshots and video, many of which I had since MerFight has been in early access for about 9 months at this point. I think the only thing that stuck out from my submission was some of the judge's feedback. One comment particularly pointed out that