You know, if you're a small game development team it probably makes sense you'd want to pad out your credits lest you end up with a "produced, directed, written, and starring" situation. But I assume that Japanese indie studio ConnectedShadowGames wasn't exactly expecting over 60,000 people to request a special thanks as the credits roll.
As reported by Automaton Media, the studio's currently working on Twilight Moonflower—the Steam page describes it as "a Japanese-style horror game for one-to-four players set in randomly generated residential neighbourhoods" if that's your bag—slated for a release at some point in the next couple of months.
