Welcome to the official 64 Blunders blog.
My name is Micah, and I am the founder of 64 Blunders, a creative writing project built around one simple idea: books should be allowed to be imaginative, ambitious, and occasionally a little unconventional.
64 Blunders began with my interest in writing and chess, but it has grown into something much larger. What started as individual ideas for books and stories has developed into a collection of projects and characters that I am continuing to build.
This company has had many unexpected turns, and almost was shut down after the losing of one of our most important files. However, we came back from it.
It started in late 2025, when another company, Stickman Clash recruited me for executive chairman, a position I held for 3 months. However, in March, 2026, Stickman Clash’s CEO sadly shut down the project due to copyright issues. Out of that, Bob Survived came out, but was short-lived. It still exists, but not many people work on it.
However, I would first like to thank present CEO and Founder of Bob Survived, Shawn Gu for making this company happen. He gave encouraging words, and I would not be writing this without him.
Then, 64 Blunders arose.
Firstly, not many liked 64 Blunders. They thought it was too nerdy, too geeky. But I didn’t just give up there. Even after the quitting of our Co-Founder, Wayne Ji, I picked up the pieces to make our company better.
After many long ordeals, 64 Blunders have come.
Micah Choong, CEO and Founder of 64 Blunders