This is so cute! As a fan of both trains and cats this is right up my alley. Looking forward to playing!

Is it a situation where technically you could play MGS3 before 1 and 2 since it's first in the timeline, your enjoyment is significantly improved having played the first 2?

To an Octopath heathen, would you recommend to just jump straight into 0, or is Octopath 1 and 2 recommended reading to reap the full experience?

Entropy comes for all our thumbs eventually!

I eagerly await, with plenty of dog treats at the ready for Agent Thunder ;)

I've pitched "Secret Agent Dog Game" to every single studio I worked at for the past 12 years, I'm so glad someone is finally doing it! Looks amazing I can't wait to finally play it!

Thanks for the tag Adrian, always nice to hear from you 🤘

For me, the simple things come to mind from 🇧🇷; like my aunt's special sweet fruit salad w/ grenadine, or my dad's stragonoff mixed with straw potato sticks for extra crunch. One day I'll recreate! Gonna pass to @thieamy.bsky.social!

Potentially the most out-of-pocket D&D paladin sidequest:

"Help mortal, please push up thine co-piloting seat; for my holy girth is unable to transcend the narrow passage the lies twixt thine elated 'front' and myself-forsaken 'back' of thine automotive conveyance device"

At the end of the day, games are really hard to make, especially at really massive scales. It would be nice to be more open about the process because I personally find it fascinating, but it requires a certain amount of grace and understanding from players instead of outright outrage.

By the time the game releases, so many cuts could be made to that feature: Enemies may only be pulled towards the player to prevent them from being thrown off navigation, objects may not be dynamically destructible for perf optimization, or cut entirely because it doesnt the combat loop well.

For example let's just say in a made-up Castlevania trailer, you see the protagonist use the whip to grapple a character and throw them into a box, which shatters into a million pieces. That feature may seem simple, but it interacts with so many systems: AI, Nav, Animation, Character, Physics, etc.

The intention is never to deceive. If something ends up in the trailer, it likely means that at the time there was real confidence that feature was going to shipping. However, its easy to get a feature to the point it looks good; shipping it fully functional is what takes a lot of work.