There is something really special about that scene

I'm gearing up for the release of Scrogly tomorrow and just checked the wishlists stat, I honestly can't believe it's up to 56! I'm so thankful for each and every one of you!

30 wishlists! It's so cool knowing there's 30 people out there who want to experience the game I made!

Up to over 20 wishlists! I'm very grateful. I'm excited to work on this project every day!

There's 10 people that want to play my tribute to Balatro 😭

I hit a big milestone in my my latest project, a completely rewritten from the ground up version of Scrongly! Got it set up on Steam and had a friend play it last night!

Following the trend, my oldest steam purchases and license activations.

Hot dog, I beat Prison Escape Simulator: Dig Out in one session. Super half baked and imbalanced. The game crashed during the final sequence for me and I lost a bunch of progress, but was so far ahead I got it back very fast. Fun for what it is.

Just built a sick-ass Wizard Tower in Tower Wizard. I love this new generation of high quality incremental games

Just played through the Age of Ulstryx campaign in Wildermyth, and I loved it! Great mechanics, writing, and progression. Got surprisingly attached to several characters in my party. It was a little easy. Love the artwork and music!

Just finished up a playthrough of Little Big Adventure 2, one of my all time favorite games, another 10 / 10 for me. It's the most charming game I've ever played. I love the visuals, the animations are so delightful. It's so colorful and the voice acting is superb.

Just rolled credits on Blue Prince, and wow! I could not put it down. Beautiful game, loved the style and music. The mechanics are second to none. One of the best gaming experiences I've ever had. A new game to add to my short list of 10 out of 10's.

Just finished up The Last of Us Part 2 and really liked it! Both 1 and 2 had a great beginning, but I think I'll remember 1's ending better than 2's. Both of their middlegames felt padded but the encounter design in 2 was better, so that was more enjoyable to get through

Tried out Schedule 1, and enjoyed the experience! After a while I felt like I'd seen what I wanted to and just left it. Makes me wonder how one really ends (?) a game like this. Is it always just a case of playing until you get bored of it? Seems unsatisfying, curious about the future of this genre

Just finished up Tower of Kalemonvo. It really grew on me as I played, and kept getting better as it went. Kited a lot of demons with my crossbow. Great game and thanks for the experience @kalemonvo.bsky.social

Lived out my dream in Gas Station Simulator. I kind of see the appeal of these simulator games. A bunch of minigames that by the time they feel tedious, can be automated and moved on to the next ones, combined with number go bigger progression. Kind of like a hi-fi incremental game.

Square has always had such eloquent writing