I used to think I was just fine being alone for the rest of my life. That it was just the way things were to be. But I am really starting to grieve the loss of opportunity of really getting to share the rest of my life, as dull as it is, and have another's life shared with me. Strange really.

If it's any consolation, some of those folks are still around in Leamington and doing good work. I was lucky enough to do some work experience with Andy and Alex shortly after they founded Pixel Toys and they are still going strong in Leamington today, afaik.

Not in game dev, but have been so proud to Leamington home for most of my life.

It'll be weird to not see all the Ubisoft folks out and about on their lunch breaks as I'm trekking down Holly Walk into town.

Really hope most of those folks get picked up by some of the other studios in town.

I know this feeling, like I'm living in Al Capone's residential block.
I feel soft-locked,
Like I can't progress but I've made too much progress to reset.
So I'm left swimming in an empty lake that used to be filled with memories of regret.

What we found was one of the very worst examples of workplace abuse in the history of this industry. That may sound hyperbolic. I really don't think it is.

Here's our investigation:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR9H...

(5/7)

Plus, it's currently in the Jingle Jam Bundle! All the proceeds of which go to charity! So if you fancy getting it cheap with a few other awesome games (£35 quid for 18 games!) get it now.

Also if anyone can grab a bundle for me cuz I'm broke and won't get my next paycheck in time 😂

I've spent too many hours on this game this year, and I really can't think of a game that has ever felt more like it was designed precisely for me alone. It stands head and shoulders above any other so-called 'detective' game I've played.