Play more indie games!

I'll be honest, I don't think I'm going to be able to hit 50 without really digging into some old stuff, but I'll list as many as I can, with the following restrictions:

Play more indie games!

I'll be honest, I don't think I'm going to be able to hit 50 without really digging into some old stuff, but I'll list as many as I can, with the following restrictions:

Mechanic [sliding out from under Optimus Prime]: I think I see what the issue is. This truck is also a big guy somehow

People are always saying things like "Neutral Milk Hotel implies the existence of Lawful and Chaotic Milk Hotel" but to be honest I don't think that's actually true

I just think it’s badass whenever I see a game be comfortable telling me no, or to wait, or to be patient, or that I can’t have everything. I feel like too many companies are afraid of doing more than jingling the keys for a babied audience, but I think consequences and boundaries are cool actually

Has anyone ever made a spiritual successor to Arcanum? I feel like I haven't seen anything else that specifically played with that dynamic of tech and magic being opposing forces in a world where the balance of power is rapidly shifting from the latter to the former

X-Com Apocalypse, doing all the crazy stuff they wanted to do but got cut during development. Would it be good? I have no idea, but it would at least be very interesting.

Came up with a really good post in a dream, it's now been several hours since I woke up and I just remembered the dream but not the post. Not entirely clear on how mentally healthy it is to be dreaming about posting.

If I remember the post I guess I'll let you know

Dogspeed You! Black Labrador

is this anything?

Heyas no #screenshotsaturday this week because instead I have a teaser trailer and a store page up on Steam! Now people can finally find a place to wishlist the game!

#gamedev #survivalhorror

store.steampowered.com/app/3354930/...

If there's anything I hope young creatives take from David Lynch, it's to reject the modern IP-driven impulse to explicitly explain and cleanly categorize the logic behind every single event and decision inside and outside of a story at least some of the time.

If there's one piece of advice I can give to game developers, it is to never wink at the player. If your game is being ridiculous, just let it be ridiculous. If you are making a reference, let the player get the reference or not, on their own.

When you call out the joke, it ceases to be funny.

I'm making a side scrolling survival horror. Think something like ABUSE meets Aliens: Infestation.
Steam Store page and Patreon stuff some time in the new year!

Posting some older sprites I had up on cohost but well, that's not a thing anymore, is it?

Having finally gotten around to creating a Bluesky profile, I shall now make the customary single post before disappearing forever, as is tradition