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Some recent level design and asset work in progress. #GameDev

1000xRESIST (2024). Traversing the immigrant experience of Hong Kong dissidents beaten in the 2019 protests to an inestimable future dystopia with complete elegance and imagination, this is one of the most astonishing games I've played. I couldn't recommend it more highly to all.

Breaking off https://botfrens.com/collections/69/contents/19441

1000xRESIST (2024). Traversing the immigrant experience of Hong Kong dissidents beaten in the 2019 protests to an inestimable future dystopia with complete elegance and imagination, this is one of the most astonishing games I've played. I couldn't recommend it more highly to all.

Yet to finish but my word, a triumph.

anti-halieutics

Idols of Ash (2026). A disproportionately impressive horror game about descending into darkness. Very short and scandalously cheap. Its one of those perfect titles that attempts *three* things, each superlatively realized and one additional thing would court disaster.

cordis

Some of the most influential works on Project Anarres.

Have been considering another playthrough of Baldur's Gate III when I came cross this.

Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1985). Schrader's magnum opus of understanding Yukio Mishima through four performances. With the distance of time there is so much here of enduring profoundity that's again revelatory on re-viewing. 📽️

Jack Whitten, Atopolis: For Édouard Glissant, 2014 https://botfrens.com/collections/14377/contents/1137753

Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1985). Schrader's magnum opus of understanding Yukio Mishima through four performances. With the distance of time there is so much here of enduring profoundity that's again revelatory on re-viewing. 📽️

Fortunato (coughing): You’re certain the Criterion Closet is down here Montresor (picking up a trowel): Definitely. Have you thought about your picks yet

Between the waves https://www.wikiart.org/en/ivan-aivazovsky/between-the-waves-1898

"Closed eyes won't take me anywhere" .45 PARABELLUM BLOODHOUND - 2nd Trailer Wishlist now on Steam #45pb ▶️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mRg... 🔗 store.steampowered.com/app/3014650/...

Often I get the urge to just reside in this world. Would never have it uninstalled if not for drive space.

Minas Morgul

Neuromuncher, that should be. Weekly podcast wherein I describe my favorite snacks and local snackeries.

{Just having rewatched There Will Be Blood} I should rewatch There Will Be Blood.

There Will Be Blood (2007). No less sublime than when I saw it in the cinema almost two decades ago. I've seen it more times than I recall and yet I was so excited at the unfolding of every scene. 📽️

Health reader and unfolded medical interface. WIP. #GameDev

Inventory UI design. WIP. #GameDev

In light of some hellish discourse. My father attained an advanced mathematics degree in USSR-controlled Poland. In two weeks picking tomatoes on a farm in England during summer in the 1980's he earned more than he would in an entire year.

The Excavation of Hob's Barrow (2022). One of the best adventure games I've had the pleasure of discovering; a horror triumph commendably deliberate with its gradual escalation. Recalling The Wicker Man (1973) and Wake in Fright (1971), it arrestingly sustains mystery and suspense to the very end.

The commitment to pluralism is something through my life I've seen taken for granted and yet its erosion is the foundation of oppression. I couldn't be happier for the people of Hungary whose victory also aids Ukraine and Poland and so many others.

Important to express that these categories have many personal entries vying for note!

Proud to have contributed to this.

Leviathan (2014). My second viewing of Andrey Zvyagintsev's masterpiece — a full spectrum indictment of contemporaneous Russian society that has only become more significant in both the particular and universal. One of the greatest films of the 21st century. 📽️

[MEAT MEAT MEAT] Grungy graphic design experiment

NO BONE LEFT UNBROKEN www.behance.net/gallery/1994... Imagining an art direction for a game, inspired by lo-fi film photography with UI emulating an optical printer look Some of other visual references include Beyond The Black Rainbow, Skinamarink and Begotten

Now the clip's in reverse.

This also applies for Adorno. 😩

From the backer pre-alpha of Sword Hero (2026). Despite an entire absence of dialogue, quests and many systems rarely have I been so immersed and taken with a game so early. I've fallen in love with its enigmatic world in some profound regression, its systems and its gravity of combat.

I visited London recently and while passing Cromwell Road I involuntarily bristled, if that's any indication of the sentiment. It's not even named after Oliver afaik.

Breathing heavily.

Screenshots of the unreleased "Duality" circa January 1999. From the developers of Marathon Infinity (1996).

The Third Man (1949). Carol Reed's masterpiece and one of the greatest noirs. 📽️

The elite armored division of the Constabulary has been called in to guard the National Bank and Chief Constable Harland personally. #gloomwood #screenshotsaturday

Follow me and know that every few months you're going to be shilled Fortune's Run. This time on the occasion the lead developer will be freed on parole from prison this week.

Seldom in my life have I heard something as beautiful.

hotel lobby #quake #indiedev #gamedev #lowpoly #pixelart

Yeah, this is phenomenal.

Listening to the Cairn (2026) soundtrack while lifting makes me oscillate between the hardest reps I've ever done and silently weeping.

Don't talk to me until I've had my 8:30AM, 5PM and 11:55PM lattes.