Joachim
@instantsceptic.bsky.social
Lead Level Designer at WolfEyeGames. Previously lead LD at
ArkaneStudios (DarkMessiah, Bioshock2, Dishonored 1 & 2, Death of the Outsider, DEATHLOOP).
ArkaneStudios (DarkMessiah, Bioshock2, Dishonored 1 & 2, Death of the Outsider, DEATHLOOP).
A bit late, but thrilled for @pataloon.bsky.social , former level designer at Arkane Studios, on releasing his game #THRESHOLD
Completing a personal project is no small feat. Huge congrats!
store.steampowered.com/app/2580020/...
Completing a personal project is no small feat. Huge congrats!
store.steampowered.com/app/2580020/...
THRESHOLD on Steam
In a lonely station atop a mountain, a train rumbles its precious cargo to places unknown. Now is your shift. Keep the pace. Uncover a mystery. Fight for your last breath. The air is thin up here.
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December 2, 2024 at 7:44 AM
A bit late, but thrilled for @pataloon.bsky.social , former level designer at Arkane Studios, on releasing his game #THRESHOLD
Completing a personal project is no small feat. Huge congrats!
store.steampowered.com/app/2580020/...
Completing a personal project is no small feat. Huge congrats!
store.steampowered.com/app/2580020/...
"Making things simple is much harder than making them complex"
I read this from TimCook. Ironically, some people mistake overcomplication for ingenuity, congratulating themselves on solutions born of noise.
I suspect a stems from a lack of focus or an inability to understand simplicity’s power.
I read this from TimCook. Ironically, some people mistake overcomplication for ingenuity, congratulating themselves on solutions born of noise.
I suspect a stems from a lack of focus or an inability to understand simplicity’s power.
December 2, 2024 at 7:08 AM
"Making things simple is much harder than making them complex"
I read this from TimCook. Ironically, some people mistake overcomplication for ingenuity, congratulating themselves on solutions born of noise.
I suspect a stems from a lack of focus or an inability to understand simplicity’s power.
I read this from TimCook. Ironically, some people mistake overcomplication for ingenuity, congratulating themselves on solutions born of noise.
I suspect a stems from a lack of focus or an inability to understand simplicity’s power.