Lucho Casamajor
@luchocasamajor.bsky.social
"We play as inescapable consequence of being able to learn things" - Brian Upton, 'The Aesthetic of Play'
✍ Head of Pedagogy and Editor at El Cuaderno Azul
🃏 Boardgame & videogame designer
👾 Godot novice
🧉 Argentinian
🧀 Risotto cultist
✍ Head of Pedagogy and Editor at El Cuaderno Azul
🃏 Boardgame & videogame designer
👾 Godot novice
🧉 Argentinian
🧀 Risotto cultist
I love you Vince but your obsession with featuring specific variations of Spanish just to fumble them completely is getting weird.
November 16, 2025 at 3:53 AM
I love you Vince but your obsession with featuring specific variations of Spanish just to fumble them completely is getting weird.
Reposted by Lucho Casamajor
We've updated the information page about our #GodotEngine free ports.
Originally, they were a bit homebrew and untested.
But it's not like that anymore. 👇
www.rawrlab.com/godot_ninten...
Originally, they were a bit homebrew and untested.
But it's not like that anymore. 👇
www.rawrlab.com/godot_ninten...
RAWRLAB Games - Announcement of free Godot™ engine port for Nintendo Switch™
www.rawrlab.com
October 25, 2025 at 5:43 PM
We've updated the information page about our #GodotEngine free ports.
Originally, they were a bit homebrew and untested.
But it's not like that anymore. 👇
www.rawrlab.com/godot_ninten...
Originally, they were a bit homebrew and untested.
But it's not like that anymore. 👇
www.rawrlab.com/godot_ninten...
Where's my insects expansion?! #boardgames
May 27, 2025 at 11:12 AM
Where's my insects expansion?! #boardgames
100% agree on both accounts. I've only played FCM but I think is a game that gives you a lot of opportunities to come back (and if you're stomped, is rather quick), because it is a sandbox of strategies of which none work forever.
I think the “you can lose in a single turn” thing I’ve heard people say about Splotter games is slightly overblown but I do appreciate how they design board games with no safety rails. You are given the freedom to fuck up as much as you want. It shows a lot of trust and faith in the players.
May 27, 2025 at 2:48 AM
100% agree on both accounts. I've only played FCM but I think is a game that gives you a lot of opportunities to come back (and if you're stomped, is rather quick), because it is a sandbox of strategies of which none work forever.
Super excited for my second time in the @unpub.bsky.social tabletop mentorship program! My first experience completely transformed the way I designed games, I'm sure this one is gonna be as impactful and then some!
May 26, 2025 at 3:07 AM
Super excited for my second time in the @unpub.bsky.social tabletop mentorship program! My first experience completely transformed the way I designed games, I'm sure this one is gonna be as impactful and then some!
Randomly thinking about Chi No Guadachi. What a powerful, haunting manga. Definitely recommend but beware of its triggers, of which it has many.
May 11, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Randomly thinking about Chi No Guadachi. What a powerful, haunting manga. Definitely recommend but beware of its triggers, of which it has many.
El Eternauta is everything I had always wanted for an adaptation... and more. All the changes made to the plot work flawlessly. The visuals, the tone, the atmosphere: beautiful and sinister. Okupas is a masterpiece and Stagnaro is now my personal god. Just go watch it already.
May 5, 2025 at 11:49 AM
El Eternauta is everything I had always wanted for an adaptation... and more. All the changes made to the plot work flawlessly. The visuals, the tone, the atmosphere: beautiful and sinister. Okupas is a masterpiece and Stagnaro is now my personal god. Just go watch it already.
Reposted by Lucho Casamajor
March 31, 2025 at 8:30 PM
Here's how it plays: your goal is to climb. First you decide which and how many holds to attempt, then you do them. Holds have a number; to reach it you flip one card of your deck and spend support from holds previously climbed. Each success scores but one failure and you fall back to the bottom!
March 23, 2025 at 8:40 PM
Here's how it plays: your goal is to climb. First you decide which and how many holds to attempt, then you do them. Holds have a number; to reach it you flip one card of your deck and spend support from holds previously climbed. Each success scores but one failure and you fall back to the bottom!
Here's the path making mechanic! You can connect holds when's your turn to climb and those connections stay in place for other players as well!
March 15, 2025 at 1:15 PM
Here's the path making mechanic! You can connect holds when's your turn to climb and those connections stay in place for other players as well!
This keeps going through quick iterations (this picture is old by now!). Now we have two different types of holds, a tactical reshuffle as you exert yourself and the ability to trace new connections between holds - for you and others! Super happy about the positive interaction on this one.
March 13, 2025 at 9:28 PM
This keeps going through quick iterations (this picture is old by now!). Now we have two different types of holds, a tactical reshuffle as you exert yourself and the ability to trace new connections between holds - for you and others! Super happy about the positive interaction on this one.
Last night I tried Pax Ren 1.5 ed. Amazing game. Loved the trade route system, so simple yet meaty and interactive. The ebb and flow of kingdoms being reinforced and then destabilized. The overlapping types of regimen change. But man, that graphic design is ATROCIOUS. Almost killed the game for me.
March 12, 2025 at 2:30 PM
Last night I tried Pax Ren 1.5 ed. Amazing game. Loved the trade route system, so simple yet meaty and interactive. The ebb and flow of kingdoms being reinforced and then destabilized. The overlapping types of regimen change. But man, that graphic design is ATROCIOUS. Almost killed the game for me.
Has anyone else started a design inspired by Severance? I was thinking it could be a 2p coop, one's the innie, one's the outie. Goal is to reintegrate. While one's playing the other has their eyes closed, so when's your turn you don't know what they did but you see the consequences on yourself.
March 5, 2025 at 10:21 AM
Has anyone else started a design inspired by Severance? I was thinking it could be a 2p coop, one's the innie, one's the outie. Goal is to reintegrate. While one's playing the other has their eyes closed, so when's your turn you don't know what they did but you see the consequences on yourself.
I got super trashed but fuck this game is a gem
March 4, 2025 at 9:56 PM
I got super trashed but fuck this game is a gem
The design keeps ascending! We swap the dice for cards and included a mechanic to "advice" your competitors after they fall, by gifting them and yourself special cards! Alas, out numbers were off so there wasn't any falling (but lots of smiling 🥹)
March 1, 2025 at 2:06 AM
The design keeps ascending! We swap the dice for cards and included a mechanic to "advice" your competitors after they fall, by gifting them and yourself special cards! Alas, out numbers were off so there wasn't any falling (but lots of smiling 🥹)
This seems to have some legs but can we take it to the TOP?
February 28, 2025 at 3:26 AM
This seems to have some legs but can we take it to the TOP?
Get a HOLD of this bouldering game prototype which I started co designing with a dear dear friend of mine (the guy who got me into games, actually). Creative pairs can be challenging but also so much fun (specially when their brainstorming is way better than yours 🥶)
February 26, 2025 at 1:56 AM
Get a HOLD of this bouldering game prototype which I started co designing with a dear dear friend of mine (the guy who got me into games, actually). Creative pairs can be challenging but also so much fun (specially when their brainstorming is way better than yours 🥶)
Last year, some friends and I started "Cazadora", a 2D pixel art boss rush where you hunt monsters from South American folklore. You can try a free demo on the link below. We're developing on Godot and I do some narrative design as well!
pulgaescapista.itch.io/cazadora
pulgaescapista.itch.io/cazadora
Cazadora DEMO by Pulga Escapista
Hunt monsters from south american folklore
pulgaescapista.itch.io
February 13, 2025 at 12:31 AM
Last year, some friends and I started "Cazadora", a 2D pixel art boss rush where you hunt monsters from South American folklore. You can try a free demo on the link below. We're developing on Godot and I do some narrative design as well!
pulgaescapista.itch.io/cazadora
pulgaescapista.itch.io/cazadora
Two new designs I've started recently: one is a solo game about doing household chores while you struggle with #IntrusiveThoughts. These are tiles that when drawn you either immediately obey and discard, or keep and try to clear before nighttime comes and they trigger disastrous effects!
February 10, 2025 at 12:05 AM
Two new designs I've started recently: one is a solo game about doing household chores while you struggle with #IntrusiveThoughts. These are tiles that when drawn you either immediately obey and discard, or keep and try to clear before nighttime comes and they trigger disastrous effects!
I want your love and I want your revenge you and me could write a bad one page ttrpg
February 9, 2025 at 9:50 PM
I want your love and I want your revenge you and me could write a bad one page ttrpg
"Deal with the devil" is the most interesting game I've tried as of late. A peculiar mix of euro style resource management and tableau building with negotiation, hidden roles and social deduction. It's the type of game I'd love to design and it's also a cautionary tale about niche experiences 🧵
February 3, 2025 at 11:32 PM
"Deal with the devil" is the most interesting game I've tried as of late. A peculiar mix of euro style resource management and tableau building with negotiation, hidden roles and social deduction. It's the type of game I'd love to design and it's also a cautionary tale about niche experiences 🧵
I think the reason I vibe so much with PbtA is because "play to find out" is low key brat coded
February 1, 2025 at 3:57 PM
I think the reason I vibe so much with PbtA is because "play to find out" is low key brat coded
Me designing a solo game about fighting intrusive thoughts
January 28, 2025 at 2:38 PM
Me designing a solo game about fighting intrusive thoughts
The past week I tried my 400th boardgame (Little Town) and got to 410 (it was a really good week). Some of the latest highlights: Stick 'em and Fibonachos were surprisingly clever and fun, so I guess I shouldn't judge games by their cover!
boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/37...
boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/37...
Fibonachos
A trick-taking game where players depend on others to activate the trump.
boardgamegeek.com
January 27, 2025 at 1:19 PM
The past week I tried my 400th boardgame (Little Town) and got to 410 (it was a really good week). Some of the latest highlights: Stick 'em and Fibonachos were surprisingly clever and fun, so I guess I shouldn't judge games by their cover!
boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/37...
boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/37...