Eduardo Hulshof
@eduardo.peculiarpath.com
Creative Director, Technical Designer, Level Designer, World Builder. Teacher, Founder @peculiarpath.com (He/Him), Previously Ubisoft and Lionhead. 🇨🇦🇧🇷 http://linktr.ee/eduardohulshof
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3187080/Reply_All/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3187080/Reply_All/
Will send you a code when the time comes!
November 1, 2025 at 2:56 PM
Will send you a code when the time comes!
If you like deckbuilders you should keep an eye for Reply All, the deckbuilder where work email is turn-based combat. We're in production.and haven't announced a release date yet but you can wishlist on steam.
s.team/a/3187080
s.team/a/3187080
Reply All on Steam
A single-player roguelike deck builder, where email is turn-based combat. Use your cards to compose emails, create combos, and defeat the hordes of middle managers. Climb the corporate ranks by buildi...
s.team
November 1, 2025 at 12:57 PM
If you like deckbuilders you should keep an eye for Reply All, the deckbuilder where work email is turn-based combat. We're in production.and haven't announced a release date yet but you can wishlist on steam.
s.team/a/3187080
s.team/a/3187080
I have to build the same nightstand again, so the second time around will be easier and correct. Its almost like I have to buy one extra training piece of furniture to make all the mistakes first.
October 23, 2025 at 1:54 PM
I have to build the same nightstand again, so the second time around will be easier and correct. Its almost like I have to buy one extra training piece of furniture to make all the mistakes first.
Hopefully you'll internalize some of these lessons, but if you're like me and the plasticity of your brain is not the same as it's used to be, you may forget them soon after you're done and will have to relearn the language the next time.
Kinda like picking up a game you put down months before.
Kinda like picking up a game you put down months before.
October 23, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Hopefully you'll internalize some of these lessons, but if you're like me and the plasticity of your brain is not the same as it's used to be, you may forget them soon after you're done and will have to relearn the language the next time.
Kinda like picking up a game you put down months before.
Kinda like picking up a game you put down months before.
However, if you are not used to their visual language, and what they are trying to mean with their diagrams you end up needing to learn the Ikea instructions language.
And you will only learn by trial and error and hitting these "oh! That's what they meant here" realization moments.
And you will only learn by trial and error and hitting these "oh! That's what they meant here" realization moments.
October 23, 2025 at 1:54 PM
However, if you are not used to their visual language, and what they are trying to mean with their diagrams you end up needing to learn the Ikea instructions language.
And you will only learn by trial and error and hitting these "oh! That's what they meant here" realization moments.
And you will only learn by trial and error and hitting these "oh! That's what they meant here" realization moments.
To get around this limitation Ikea has established some common language on their instructions for how to connect two pieces of information such as high level and granular detail.
Things like: this is correct, this is wrong. This side up, this size of screw, etc.
Things like: this is correct, this is wrong. This side up, this size of screw, etc.
October 23, 2025 at 1:54 PM
To get around this limitation Ikea has established some common language on their instructions for how to connect two pieces of information such as high level and granular detail.
Things like: this is correct, this is wrong. This side up, this size of screw, etc.
Things like: this is correct, this is wrong. This side up, this size of screw, etc.
They are adamant and consistent around their rule of not putting text in their tutorials. Which admittedly immensity reduces the cost of Localization, printing, packaging and it works for a global market.
October 23, 2025 at 1:54 PM
They are adamant and consistent around their rule of not putting text in their tutorials. Which admittedly immensity reduces the cost of Localization, printing, packaging and it works for a global market.
In some cases you can step back and correct your mistake, which will be at worst annoying or frustrating. But in this case the mistake was irreversible. Once the parts had come together they were not coming apart ever again.
October 23, 2025 at 1:54 PM
In some cases you can step back and correct your mistake, which will be at worst annoying or frustrating. But in this case the mistake was irreversible. Once the parts had come together they were not coming apart ever again.
Today I assembled a nightstand that had an important, but confusing instruction, in step 1, that would only become clear in step 8. And when it became clear it was not an A-ha moment, but rather a "s*%t" moment.
October 23, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Today I assembled a nightstand that had an important, but confusing instruction, in step 1, that would only become clear in step 8. And when it became clear it was not an A-ha moment, but rather a "s*%t" moment.
So next month then
October 3, 2025 at 12:46 PM
So next month then
Gonna add it to Reply All
October 2, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Gonna add it to Reply All
Oh shit, it plays Fable music, I think from the Fable Pub Games?
October 2, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Oh shit, it plays Fable music, I think from the Fable Pub Games?
They're bringing a ladder
September 27, 2025 at 10:25 PM
They're bringing a ladder
There are people climbing the trees.
September 27, 2025 at 10:14 PM
There are people climbing the trees.
It was seared tuna. It was unbelievable.
September 12, 2025 at 12:53 AM
It was seared tuna. It was unbelievable.