half of the RTS audience wants starcraft but slightly different and the other half wants anything but starcraft. in any other genre this would lead to a split but everything is mostly marketed to "RTS fans"

valve should be paying me to use their API

crusty-ass API which hasn't been looked at in a decade

Interfacing with gamers is just one of the fastest ways to see that the general gaming public just has, like, absolutely no idea how games get made

⭐⭐🍒⭐⭐: i was just one column off goddamn it

it looks simultaneously amateurish and overly corporate

giving real "protest itch by setting your revshare to 0%" vibes

the breadth of what we get now ui/presentation-wise is so rad and interesting in a way that we did not get back then because publishing a game was like 100000x harder. we're feastin' better than ever (imo!) but the stuff at the top is without a doubt full of capitalist slop rot

i've had people who haven't played my game offer me balance suggestions

I think you're fine. I met with the inspector and he's a bumbling and absentminded old man, he couldn't possibly have any idea who committed the crime

Sex House and Porkin' Across America are both perfect in that when they start you think you know what kind of satire they are and while they stay satire they go so much further than you'd ever initially expect

its so simple but making the music get more intense when cool things happen adds so much to the feel

I implemented this! it turned out to be one of the lowest-effort to highest-reward choices I made although I'll probably end up expanding the system further

the theme of the story is that there are a class of inherently superior people who are being unfairly held back in mediocrity by society and that the ideal social order gives these people unlimited power to pursue their ends

really bad or really good sokoban