We’re big fans of indie developer Martin Magni around these parts, and we’re far from alone. Magni first popped onto our radar with the release of the fantastic physics platformer Odd Bot Out back in early 2015, a game he built entirely from scratch by himself through sheer determination over the course of a year. Not only did we enjoy Odd Bot Out in our review, but the game did rather well relative to Magni’s expectations and he talked a bit about that as well as the development process in an interview we conducted later that year. Then in 2016 Magni released his next project, an isometric puzzler called Mekorama. Again this game was built from scratch and crafted entirely by Magni alone, right down to the graphics and procedurally generated music system. While its set of 50 default levels were enjoyable enough, what really made Mekorama stand out back when it released was its fairly robust but easy to use level editor, as well as the extremely simple method you were able to share those created levels with others. If you look at what Odd Bot Out was at the time, and then you looked at Mekorama in contrast, you could see that Magni was ultimately working towards something bigger. Odd Bot Out gave him a foundation for building a custom engine and physics system, and Mekorama gave him a foundation for creating and sharing content. The next step would be something called Fancade, a user-friendly app where you could literally build and share your own entire g...