This game, was paid for over a year now. Why make it free?

Well, this game used to be free actually. I just made it paid, promoted it a bit, to get some money, in order to show my parents that I could get money from making games. Granted, it gained only around $30 in it's initial paid release since I didn't do proper marketing... My mom, well, you know, asian parents... multiple times had she told me to stop making games as it was a waste of time.

However, I did get to sway her mind when I showed her my PayPal account having $30. My dad, well, I'm not very close with my dad nor am I very... well, not very close.... but he didn't mind me pursuing this path. He thought that me making games would make me in turn learn about some things with programming and such, he owns a company that would benefit with me knowing tech, so he didn't mind it.

Now, here I am. With self-esteem issues about my work, a friend of mine once told me that when he paid for the game, he thought it was worth the $3 price tag I put on it, and that made me happy. However, with this game being the unorthodox game that I advertise it to be, I thought, people may not be as inclined to perhaps spend their money on something that is too unique to get a grasp on it's gameplay by just seeing it. So, I thought, I'll return this game to being free.

To the people who paid for this game, sorry if you feel somehow ripped off by me making this free... but thanks for paying for it. It means way more than you think it would to me. If any one of you who paid, sees this, I hope you continue to follow me.