"I'll know what I meant when I look at it after the weekend."

❤️July 10 for PC and Switch❤️

It feels like Mario World is dynamically adjusting stuff in order to make sure that everyone is clamped up. Some game modes more apparent than others. You’re never really sufficiently rewarded for driving good.

We’ve just announced Planet of Lana II on the Xbox Showcase. Coming to all platforms in 2026 and day one on Xbox Game Pass! 🎉 Watch the trailer here: bit.ly/PoL_II_Xbox Wishlist on Steam: bit.ly/Steam_PoL_II

I love the Switch 2. Something about it makes me feel the reminiscence of "child happiness". The thing I love the most about it, is that I don't need to uninstall Zelda every time I want to play something else.

Tested the ”Baby Steps” Demo yesterday. Will be interesting to see how it will be recieved. It’s less sensational, more methodical and much lower in pace than ”Getting over it”. The latter awoke the devil in me. So far, Baby Steps did not click as hard.

Some days you work on a camera system that you will throw down the bin the next day.

This game surprised me with that responsiveness and speed the first Hades had while introducing actual new and interesting ideas! It's also not every day that you get to roguelike in an actually well written and interesting world.

Spend around 2 hours trying to debug why my save system refused to set a specific door to be set open in build. Turns out the mesh gameobject was set to static 💀

A shitty thing with top down games is that best angle to enter a door is also the worst angle to exit a door.

+100 reviews on Steam with 92% positive rating! PaperKlay is a 3D platformer where you explore a world out of cardboard and paper. A great adventure for the weekend! Highly recommended for the Steam Deck if you've got one!