Tonks

@rtonks.bsky.social

30s, she/her RPG and comix enthusiast! No AI, no NFTS

So! The good luck of my last post was balanced out by serious heatstroke, which fully took me out for one week then took another two weeks to recover. How did I do this? Napped in a hot room.

In case you want to know what ultimate success feels like: I got a Costa 2good2go pastry bag today, combo’d it with the Birthday Treat reward, AND I was given an extra free cake because the one I picked was half price anyway

The other is the recently released Thank You For Your Application: a dystopian future of forced labour, and you get to interview everyone! Similar to Papers, Please, with a bit of home customisation thrown in. Let yourself break down a bit for the fun UI. store.steampowered.com/app/2881370/...

Save 15% on Thank You For Your Application on Steam

Thank You for Your Application is a story-driven interview simulation game. After 15 rounds of interviews, you are reassigned as a junior interviewer, tasked with screening candidates’ resumes accordi...

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I doubled my usual Weekend Indie Game budget to get 3 games in the steam summer sale. Time will tell if it doubles again before the sale finishes

Bravely resisted the lure of both the Steam Machine and the companion cube case. I do want both of them but I don’t *need* them right this very second; it can wait until I’m done redecorating.

Birmingham puts all its best restaurants at the top of a hill with little to no public transport access or parking, which feels like a punishment for some reason

Anyway I'm just going to say it outright: if you're an indie dev using AI for coding, above and beyond any other objections, what you're telling me is that you have no solidarity with anyone else in games. Not artists, not writers, not other coders. You beleive in personal convenience at all costs.

I’m not indie gaming today, it’s been an intense work week and I need to do some non-screen hobbies. Naturally I’ve gone for medieval finger weaving.

This weekend’s indie game is Duppy Detective Tashia. It’s a relatively simple point & click murder mystery, but you’ll want to play it for the story—the story is rich with Caribbean folklore, cute art, and lighthearted whimsy. store.steampowered.com/app/1958800/...

Duppy Detective Tashia on Steam

Help Tashia unravel the case of a heinous murder and find her cell phone in this point & click, mystery adventure based on Caribbean folklore!

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