Imaginary Thomas and the No Such Things
@imaginarythomas.com
Dust Shepherd, Game Designer, Illustrator, Writer, Animator?
==NO SUCH THING: DO NOT OBSERVE==
www.imaginarythomas.com
https://imaginarythomas.itch.io
==NO SUCH THING: DO NOT OBSERVE==
www.imaginarythomas.com
https://imaginarythomas.itch.io
I still have my PS2 copy of this. It's beautiful but suffered a lot of slowdown. I remember it being very short too. The art style immediately hooked me
December 1, 2025 at 2:56 PM
I still have my PS2 copy of this. It's beautiful but suffered a lot of slowdown. I remember it being very short too. The art style immediately hooked me
Is I true?
November 30, 2025 at 5:12 PM
Is I true?
The joy of not being sold something
November 30, 2025 at 3:25 PM
The joy of not being sold something
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Getting stuck causes players to explore the world.
Dying causes players to think about what they're doing.
An "impossible" situation causes players to learn how the game works and eventually achieve the impossible.
We need to be able to design *some* games around these fundamental ideas.
Dying causes players to think about what they're doing.
An "impossible" situation causes players to learn how the game works and eventually achieve the impossible.
We need to be able to design *some* games around these fundamental ideas.
November 28, 2025 at 7:51 PM
Getting stuck causes players to explore the world.
Dying causes players to think about what they're doing.
An "impossible" situation causes players to learn how the game works and eventually achieve the impossible.
We need to be able to design *some* games around these fundamental ideas.
Dying causes players to think about what they're doing.
An "impossible" situation causes players to learn how the game works and eventually achieve the impossible.
We need to be able to design *some* games around these fundamental ideas.