Filmed in MILTON KEYNES (objectively a mistake)

Every Gen Z reviewing 28 Years Later:

I'm actually way more proud of the characters I *didn't* match with. Feel like I've been spending my whole life avoiding these tendencies (general Machiavellian behaviour)

Listen I'm not saying I'm not honoured, okay? Especially if we're talking early seasons for these characters... But... How did I get an 83% match with a Robot that can only speak in referential media- oh...

Genuine did a double take on what I think is the first Owl City reference I've seen in a decade...

And now the results are in! People liked... all of them? Like YouTube has chosen a "winner" and selected that as my permanent thumbnail but clearly 64% of my audience preferred the other two?

And looking at the numbers, ever since YT selected the winner, my impressions have actually gone down...

#Avowed

He's with the Woody Woodpeckers in the sky...

Game Dev is such a multi-factored and multi-disciplined process (even when you're a specialist!) that most advice I'd give to new devs would be too general to be useful.

But the benefits of a large cheap whiteboard are honestly endless.

Breaking news: The guy who was the cool boyfriend on 90% of 2000s TV Shows has been cast as the American Psycho.

I'm well aware it's cringe and stealing my personal information but godammit top 0.005% listeners baby!!!!!!

The OA was one of those shows that clearly had a 5 season plan with tonnes of call-forwards and spinning plates and just truly needed time to cook and air to breath but at the very least I'll never forget the S2 finale for as long as I live.

Fun lunchtime quiz for #gamedev bsky:

Porting my Code Animator to #godot for a new video.

What do you reckon was the hardest part to get right?