Oh hell yes, Chelsea is sooooooo good.

The Silver Case feels like a fever dream that I have never seen anyone really dig into. It’s fascinating. It’s a complete mess. I loved it. And the sequel too.

Loved the movie. I’m going to be showing it to everyone I can.

I watched on Nebula last night. Stellar work. God help you and/or anyone who has to moderate the YouTube comments.

Fuck yeah, Streets of Fire!

Impatiently waiting for the bubble to burst and for that shit to go the way of the NFT. Fuck GenAI. We have no need for the planet burning plagiarism machine.

Torches are now a functional and required part of dungeon exploration. In the dungeons I need to go debug.

I swear this game will eventually be something worth playing. Even if it's only to weirdos like me.

Landed on coding in torch usage. Which seems like a light enough project for the night.

I should be debugging my dungeon.

But I’m coding whether or not lights are on.

It’s still something.

And exhausting. It is also quite exhausting.

I have opened my game project, and I am going to try to do at least one thing tonight. I don't feel like doing that much. I feel like climbing into the space beneath my desk and hiding until morning. But I'm going to try to write something into my game. I want to believe it will eventually matter.

There’s a whole video essay from Hbomberguy about it.

It is very depressing!

May I find the strength and fortitude to finish this project after someone plays it and tells me it's too damned weird and clunky to be appealing to anyone but me.

Did a temporary title screen for the game, just in an effort to mark a line off on he to-do list for the proto.

Still somewhat on track to having this thing playable for a small, select group of people by the end of the year. It's going far better than I expected it would when I started.