In 2014, ChairGTables wanted to develop an action RPG called Wave Shine that focuses on a competitive Melee tech known as waveshining. The project, however, was thrown into development hell for years. In her last semester of college, she decided to develop a game as her senior project featuring one of the characters from Wave Shine This game is called Super Ledgehop: Double Laser. Though Super Ledgehop is a game by itself, it serves as a prototype to Wave Shine for the sake of understanding long ranged combat in a top down view in the style of a bullet hell, but without the scrolling shooter aspect. Soon, one of the assignments was to develop a prototype for their senior projects. This is when the team decided to create a prototype in 24 hours, as it was in time for the Extra Life 2017 marathon. This prototype was known as The Quarter Game. The prototype ended up getting 90% positive reviews on Steam. This allows the team to prepare themselves on what to fix for Super Ledgehop. In May 2018, ChairGTables's senior project was due, but Super Ledgehop was incomplete. Despite only having Stage 1 and Thug Wars completed, the project placed third place among the class. The development team continues to work on the game afterwards until it reaches its complete state, while also increasing the scope of the game. In November 2018, the game was released. The game was initially planned to have only four stages and four bosses, but by the end, the game received five stages, five bosses, two midbosses, and a superboss. The amount of people who contributed on the game also doubled, receiving more artists and composers. The game also received a Spanish and Japanese localization. Within the first week of release, the game received over fifty reviews with 98% of them being positive.