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Through the years, her fans still think of the games and of the creator who had been part of their lives for so long and inspired a love of the genre. What happened to Pacthesis, and what is she doing now?

Turns out, the answers to those questions are pretty simple.

She still has around 37,000 Deviant Art watchers (or followers).

There were Deviant Art fan groups dedicated to her.

“I’m currently a web developer at a [loyalty] marketing firm,” Pacthesis — Amy — told Polygon in an email.

And more than that, the name recalls a specific time in these young, female fans’ lives: when they discovered a world of games developed by, and made for, people just like them.Her real-life friends chimed in, helping her make podcasts (dubbed Pacthecasts) and manage the fan groups.But while the Pacthesis games garnered a passionate following, this internet fame wasn’t something she initially aimed for.“I thought it was cool that characters had unique personalities and stories you could learn more about by bonding with them via dialogue and gifts.But for some reason I didn’t like the farming and I wished I could skip all the farm stuff and jump right into dating.” Wanting more games with a focus on building relationship, she took to the internet to find games that had similar mechanics.