I'm not a fan of this argument, @tobyfox.undertale.com.

You are not the one who will play your game in other languages, neither the one who will enjoy the way jokes work in languages you don't understand. Just provide guidelines and let the translators do their magic.

It's a matter of confidence.

I play it a lot with a friend, it really surprises me that it's free. You can also use your own images for the puzzles, and workshop support too! Lovely game.

Te avisa todos los días por alguna razón, no sé muy bien por qué. Y por cierto, si Marta se sigue mareando con el juego en las opciones puede alejar la cámara, a lo mejor le ayuda.

Tú tío en la cena de nochebuena:

Same

Si me hablas y te respondo es por que la Switch 2 se esta cargando, y por lo tanto sufriendo por no estar jugando al Pokopia.

23h llevo, muy probablemente mi GOTY. Ojalá el DLC caiga para este año tmb.

oh my goodness i can't stop playing pokopia (lapras needs a house NOW)

It's a Viva Piñata lite, yeah. You don't have the breeding nor conflict that could happen sometimes in VP but you have the main loop of making habitats to attract Pokemon, rarities and all that.

Yeah, as someone who loves Viva Piñata and had lost all hope that a new one would come out, I couldn't be happier.

I haven't try it, but it wouldn't make any sense if not.

For what is worth, the events aren't time-gated like mainline Pokemon. They work like AC, you can change the Switch 2 date and play them whenever you want.

Muy guapo este video sobre el Pokopia, la resilvestración y la division entre naturaleza y cultura.

🥹

24h de Pokopia incoming

Northern Journey on Steam A norwegian happysad game set in a northern land! Adventure through a beautiful and very varied wilderness. Dive, fly, use ziplines and find different weapons to aid your journey to reach the cold mou...

Feillo pero tiene mucha identidad. Una especie de juego de aventuras por el folklore Noruego. Las vibes son increíbles, y la escena de la "rave" 💀
store.steampowered.com/app/1639790/...

Me the first 10 minutes of EP7:
#TheTraitors

Estamos de vuelta🔥 #COAC2026 #CarnavalDeCadiz

This is simply not technically possible. You cannot generate enough writing in-house to train an LLM. You cannot generate enough art in-house to train a GAN. People who think they have a model "trained on our own material" are using a base model of mass-scraped data, unknowingly or disingenuously.

I can't believe what have just happen, lmao. Thank god, there's a new chapter tomorrow. Wild wild wild. #TheTraitors

Anyone who has read Copaganda knows that we are in the crucial early moments of virality after an extra-judicial police murder. It's extremely important for ICE that the media plays along with the idea that what happened is contested and there are multiple perspectives.

I feel like any game that people see as "streamer bait" is going to be dismissed and looked down upon, sadly. I think this is one of those even tho, it's one of the best games of the year at the very least.

heated rivalry becoming a mass cultural phenomenon seems to give some strong evidence for the thesis that it's not that contemporary audiences are anti-sex in media, it's that they're mostly tired of or bored of heterosexuality

Ojalá todos los ricos herederos hijos de papá usaran la pasta para hacer un videojuego bien guapardo en vez de esas otras cosas que suelen hacer los ricos herederos hijos de papá.

Letterboxd review from CosmonautMarkie for Everything Everywhere All At Once that says “Watch it and have fun before film Twitter tells you it's overrated”

This remains an evergreen post in my mind

I hate the online reaction cycle that praises a piece of art a lot and uses it as an example of what’s good about the medium but then the moment it gets awards or enough acclaim or fandom, suddenly we have to talk about how it’s actually not really that good and it’s overrated and always sucked

holy fuck this is ridiculous, how can we claim games are art if art is this scary to our two primary distribution channels?

Getting stuck causes players to explore the world.

Dying causes players to think about what they're doing.

An "impossible" situation causes players to learn how the game works and eventually achieve the impossible.

We need to be able to design *some* games around these fundamental ideas.