So excited for everyone to play this!

🎉Job Simulator has officially won 'All Time Classic' in the #VRForever awards hosted by @vr-forever.com. You've all been a part of this wild, glorious, and sometimes chaotic world of jobs, and we couldn't have done it without you. Cheers to VR…forever!

It’s always a good time to update your bug out bag. Sub in some old clothes, make sure nothing has expired, make sure you have tape, rope, and a way to get potable water!

Same can be said about accessibility. Often I've heard of the fear of getting it perfect and if it's not then disabled players will be upset. But I often say try to make it as best as you can and then iterate on it in the future so you can get it right. You can't learn unless you try.

“Hanging out with buddies is the goal” Pure truth

This might be the greatest review I’ve ever read for one of our games

I would like to see the terrible spreadsheet the designers used to create all the Pictos in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

We finally fixed an old bug we've had on Quest Job Simulator and Vacation Simulator. We now do playspaces "right"

I consider this one of the greatest videos is game design juice www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0On...

Nodding frantically

Naming one of your main characters Tongue gives up the game.

The indie area at Gamescom is an intense exercise in market research. I noticed games with a hand drawn cartoon style (e.g. Hilda) had few players at the booths. Seems to have fallen out of fashion for the Germans. Curious if that translates outside of the country.

Going to Gamescom next week to demo our new dimension and be a judge for a hackathon. Hopefully, I can find some time to see games. Most conferences recently have been me stuck in a small room, screaming in VR.

I've been writing this dimension for the last few months! Lots of New Jersey jokes, Mafia jokes, and maybe even me doing my first ever character VO. Scary stuff. Enjoy :D

It's going to be good! Get some rippers and hit the shore!

I think that as an indie game dev without a large publisher, your target audience is not gamers in general, it is sickos. It's hardcore sickos that will be diving the depths of your genre and finding your game, and it is sickos who will be spreading it. Please the passionate, not the masses.

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This is the way.

I recently announced Shutter Story but it went under the radar! It's a horror game about revealing and categorizing signs of the paranormal in a family's photographs 📸 Steam link below, RTs appreciated 🖤 #screenshotsaturday

tomato season rules. You can get a big ol tub of little tomatoes for like 4 bucks, and then you’re like “what would be improved with a bunch of little tomatoes” and the answer is most things

I even took a picture of me eating some rippers in New Jersey. I got that dog in me.

In the past two weeks I’ve probably had a dozen hotdogs. I feel alive

My four year old snuck up on me while I was in VR and startled me for the first time ever. He was thrilled and is now forcing me to relive the experience on repeat.

I’m at the “scheduling time to game” part of my life with kids as a game dev

Got damn

Everyone who has ever worked their way up in a large org knows this. At some point you look around and realize "wait... this is it?" - then you realize, its the same at every other large org on the planet. And you realize that all of modern society just keeps working mostly by luck.

I didn’t realize how far outside the laws I lived until BlueSky. My crimes are innumerable but the ones that shock most I’ll eat whatever at a breakfast buffet. Sushi, shrimp, desserts Ate free crockpot hotdogs at chicken shit bingo I love ketchup in mac and cheese Wash my cast iron with soap

I will be Judging this year's XRAI Hack in Cologne Germany. It happens August 17-19 (right before Gamescom). I rarely get to participate on the judging side of these events. I'm excited to see what you all make! You can sign up here: www.xraihack.com/cologne

Speaking of AI not playing out as planned. A 19% reduction in speed is awful. Coding is one of clearest "positive" use cases for AI. If this doesn't improve it's not a good sign for the future. metr.org/blog/2025-07...

🗣️ Not sure how to pronounce "Lumines"? 🤨 You're not alone! To clear it up ⛅️, and get on the same page 📄, here's a quick guide 📘on how to say it. How were you saying it? 🤔 🔮 Wishlist on @playstation.com for PS5 and PS VR2: store.playstation.com/concept/1001...

Something I think about a lot: Huge companies are banking on the most optimistic case for AI. This is counter to the way technology is works. What happens if they’re wrong? Even a little error will cause catastrophic economic damage. If they’re really wrong? Possible dark age.

I've heard this called the "countdown to clown town" - the time it takes any live service game to devolve into complete incoherence and illegibility due to the constant addition of licensed tie-in cosmetics

Killer7 forever will be in my top 5. And it's 5 bucks in Steam store.steampowered.com/app/868520/k...

Why does my Quest headset now jump into a default Unity project before it loads a game

Any studio would be lucky to have Autumn!

I can’t begin to tell you how incredible localization teams are. They don’t “just” translate - they rewrite jokes and idioms to recreate the same emotional (or funny) in a different culture and language style, and give invaluable advice on character, regional dialects, and cultural norms

This is a story I've been wanting to write for so long — how a teeny, tiny gaming controller became an essential tool for med students.

New York Based Game Designers: You have a week left to apply for a $60,000 artist grant with the NYS artist fellowship. At least one of these grants would be great for a TTRPG

Played a bunch of Animal Company and whew I am not built for Gorilla Tag locomotion. I got about 15 min in before I was horizontal covered in cold sweat. I see the appeal but wow do we need more games that use different locomotion

one of my biggest story pet peeves is when writers — generally working on a sequel or within a shared universe — mock the people who’ve enjoyed the stories that came before

The demo for Beatdown City Survivors, an immersive sandbox action survive-em-up is LIVE until June 16th! 🔥💧Control the elements 💥🧊 🗡️🥾Upgrade + Combine Weapons🗡️🥾 🤜👹Punch monsters heads off!👹🤛 🙏 SURVIVE?🙏 Download the demo, leave a review & wishlist the game! store.steampowered.com/app/3680270/...

You may have heard this demo is live! You may not have heard that Beatdown City Survivors is a way for me to express my frustration with the decay and destruction of pandemic era NYC. I'd love to chat with any press who'd be down to expand on those thoughts/feelings!

Third time in 5 years getting Baseball size hail or larger. We’re definitely losing our homeowners insurance. #climatechange

I cannot believe we broke the national weather service so bad that same day forecasts are no longer accurate

A bolder filmmaker would have let Rey die and have Ben Solo begin the process of atonement. Kylo Ren is given the mercy of death. Never confronting his sins. This sacrifice was not selfless.

We're proud to announce ✨The Mod Update✨ store.steampowered.com/news/app/301... 🐈MOD MUSEUM: a tour behind the scenes of Skin Deep 🐈MOD HANDBOOK: a guide on how to get started modding 🐈WORKSHOP UPLOADER: a tool to upload mods to Steam Workshop Very happy to keep the mod tradition going! 🙌

My parents unearthed an archaic object #sega #segachannel #retrogaming

Sat next to a guy on a flight who was also playing Balatro and we had a seven-second conversation about it before we quickly and obviously realized the conversation was basically "Oh so I see you also enjoy black tar heroin."

This is something really awesome that folks may have not noticed. Owlchemy is an 80 person company. These women are all Owls, all in technical roles, hosting a panel at PAX in 2025! We have 33 women working at Owlchemy at all levels in all roles - from COO to JR and Programmer to Art Director.

Swapping the X and Bluesky app locations on my Home Screen is doing wonders for my mental health. Cheating the muscle memory