It started as a casual browser game. I planted some sunflowers, waited a bit, harvested, repeated. But the more I played the game, the more I saw depth—crafting, strategy, events, community. Before I knew it, I wasn't just playing the game—I was building for it.
One thing led to another, and I built SFL Farm Viewer—a tool to let players view their farm data outside the game. It started as a scratch-my-own-itch project, but others started using it. That lit something up in me: the game wasn’t just fun—it was collaborative. I could contribute to the ecosystem.
Here are some aesthetic, pixel-style wallpapers inspired by the world of Sunflower Land:
Unlike work projects that follow deadlines and client specs, building tools for Sunflower Land felt different. I pushed features late at night. I rewrote functions because I wanted to, not because I had to. That kind of motivation is rare.
I'm active on Discord and often lurking in the game's updates and forums. If you're building for SFL or have ideas, hit me up.
🎯 Bonus: Want to know more about me beyond gaming? Visit jovylle.com
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