A reason I was given is old narrow lanes/roads in towns often lacked sufficient footpath and it was 'safest' to walk on the right side so you can see the cars most likely to hit you coming. Combined with left-side driving and standing right-side on escalators means nobody knows which way to walk.

It was utterly infuriating when living there - it felt like everybody was drunk in the middle of the day trying to navigate an even mildly busy footpath.

It is awful
@cheriedavidson.bsky.social and I did a test and it came back as influenza A.
I really don't want to know what it would be like if we hadn't got the flu shot because this is already so so bad.

but won't the train turn into YOU when you into its mouth/doors?

all staff-only or no-entry doors should have had a really flat texture with no nearby sources of light to illuminate them

That is the correct and only answer

All of them are perfect in their own way

(Please ignore my name in the credits)

but Jason, which is your favourite minigame?

Nobody can compete with a bug game

It is so great making game/s with you!

Ahh yes the "we want to be able to talk about this during MIGW" annual marketing window

Could you compile a list of the announcements for comparison - I've lost track at this point

the environmental story-telling in the shadowed region though

what existed here? and for how long? where did it go?

some ancient part of the game redistributed and expanded across the board elsewhere, a mysterious secret now hidden or just the team's morning coffee order pinned for convenience?