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the thing about indie games is that if someone designs one single game I love, I’ll get whatever they make for the rest of their lives and pretty much always have a good time. people are so attached to ip but imo you really gotta know the creators.

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I now have a mailing list for all of my game design announcements. I intend to use it very sparingly. I'll continue to post on Bluesky, of course, but as we all know, these sorts of platforms come & go, and email is the most reliable way to stay in touch over the long term! eepurl.com/9YF-vryui9

Truth I really need all the gamers to know is that games are made by people, not companies Corpos are working day and night to make them believe that their corporate entity is what makes the game, and they are succeeding! No other industry has such rabid defenders of The Capital like gamedev

Cara Ellison@caraellison.bsky.social · 2mo ago

game devs: what are the myths that a lot of players of games think are true about making games that are completely untrue? If you could snap your fingers and they suddenly all knew the truth about it what would it be?

It's 2018. Hoping to attract a buyer, Bethesda promises new Elder Scrolls and Fallout games It's 2026. Hoping to attract a buyer, Xbox promises new Elder Scrolls and Fallout games

I think this might be one of the most incredible, unsettling and symbolic photos of today’s America I’ve ever seen. I can’t stop looking at it. From Reuters, published on the Guardian website.

Lightning strikes behind the illuminated Washington Monument, as people gather to watch 250th anniversary fireworks.
Photograph: Nathan Howard/Reuters