Gumi
@gumigon.bsky.social
She/her, 22. Puzzle Enjoyer™ and freelance translator. I make things sometimes.
your art is really amazing what program do you use
February 8, 2026 at 7:34 PM
your art is really amazing what program do you use
What is this game? do you reccomend?
February 2, 2026 at 9:29 PM
What is this game? do you reccomend?
i love this image and resonate with it but it makes me think of that stupic fucking abigail shrier book cover and it makes me want to cry
February 1, 2026 at 3:02 AM
i love this image and resonate with it but it makes me think of that stupic fucking abigail shrier book cover and it makes me want to cry
Looks great! but will there be a Mac release in the future?
January 30, 2026 at 3:31 PM
Looks great! but will there be a Mac release in the future?
Then, when a puzzle wants to do something more challenging, it tries to build on fundamentals that may have been missed. That can lead to a lot of frustration i think.
Maybe that's what enchants me about SSR -- everything starts out a little frustrating, so you have time to acclimate to it.
Maybe that's what enchants me about SSR -- everything starts out a little frustrating, so you have time to acclimate to it.
January 27, 2026 at 3:48 AM
Then, when a puzzle wants to do something more challenging, it tries to build on fundamentals that may have been missed. That can lead to a lot of frustration i think.
Maybe that's what enchants me about SSR -- everything starts out a little frustrating, so you have time to acclimate to it.
Maybe that's what enchants me about SSR -- everything starts out a little frustrating, so you have time to acclimate to it.
Actually, i think that that jarring uncomfortableness is important -- it forces you to sit with discomfort and uncertainty. With a puzzle game with feedback, you can spam the inputs and get the solution after some time, and continue without learning, something you can't do in paper puzzles.
January 27, 2026 at 3:48 AM
Actually, i think that that jarring uncomfortableness is important -- it forces you to sit with discomfort and uncertainty. With a puzzle game with feedback, you can spam the inputs and get the solution after some time, and continue without learning, something you can't do in paper puzzles.
I realize now that the movement-based, turn based puzzles also have that, and it's simply "moving." But something about doing that on paper is so jarring! Why?
January 27, 2026 at 3:48 AM
I realize now that the movement-based, turn based puzzles also have that, and it's simply "moving." But something about doing that on paper is so jarring! Why?