Most of us did not choose to write or draw or design so that we could put products on the shelf. We chose to do it because it’s a set of skills we enjoy exercising, that give us fulfillment.

It’s like asking a pro pitcher to just let a machine pitch for them. Fuck off and give me the ball.

The Getaway controls like a meatball, but I love PS2-era realism. Great vibes all around.

hello 👽

announcing my new game: Bernband, a remake of the old Bernband from 2014

wander through an alien city, hang out with locals, find secrets, get lost…

check it out on Steam: store.steampowered.com/app/2789170

🔴🟡🔵 BIG WALK 🔴🟡🔵

Join us for a tour around our new game.
Coming 2026.

Rolled credits – Avowed rules 🤌

it's the most frustrating aspect quickly followed by the idea that people don't like making things. that if they could save that time to do other stuff they would. as if all of making art is a rush to the end, and the act of making is not in fact, the point. making art isn't your shitty desk job bro

This is a real Me thing to get hung up on but I saw someone 'answering' "What if Studio Ghibli directed Lord of the Rings?" by putting The Ghibli Filter on a trailer of Jackson's Fellowship of the Ring. That is the most "i don't understand anything about making stuff" maneuver you could ever make.

Avowed looks so good, hooooly moly

A bit o Shadow

After 20 years and ~7 attempts (getting stuck in the exact same spot each time and refusing to find a walkthrough), finally finished ICO. :)

Every museum should have a Little Guys Tour, and at the end of the tour you can buy reproductions of all the little guys

Busy with design these days so here are some old fantasy environments 👽

I’m only a failure by human standards. if I was a children’s book badger in an apron I’d be like “whoa this house is massive, and I own so many cheeses and jams.”