I fortunately/unfortunately was gifted mine as part of a studio closure. They are worth it though, I've been sitting on this one day-in-day-out for probably 20 years.

...Which is handy as I'm not sure I can cope without Herman.

A broken part of a Herman Miller office chair

One of the neat things about design classics is that you can actually get hold of replacement parts for them.

When a game provides lore, we should remember to include who in the game-world is saying it - @hollynielsen.bsky.social explains why.

For the full conversation visit: www.inklestudios.com/kaleidoscope...

‘People still remember it 40 years later’: the making of Chuckie Egg The iconic game that came to define 8-bit programming still conjures flutters of nostalgia 40 years on – all thanks to a 15-year-old tea boy who worked a Saturday shift in a computer shop in Greater M...

Chuckie Egg was designed and coded by a 15-year-old but millions of UK kids played it, including me!

www.theguardian.com/games/2026/a...

Another entry for Animation Reference of the Gods.

Yeah, that makes total sense! I guess the same is true for martial arts.

Yeah, exactly.

...Safe to say we won't be making that mistake again.

I was mostly looking at the body motion, not the tip tracking!

A while back we tried to dip back into the Marvel films after not watching any for a while. The assumption you'd have kept up with their back catalogue made it a pretty unsatisfactory experience.

I've been working a lot lately on my racing game:

-added cool little phrases for the initialization of your vehicle before start.

-FINALLY added time deltas, still have to polish the UI (placeholder green bow right now)

It feels so good to add little things that are actually REALLY important !!

Another entry for Animation Reference of the Gods.

For the first time in our 9-year history:

WE ARE HIRING!

We're seeking a full-time fundraising manager to establish and grow our non-profit's development department - in other words, to raise money and help us grow! Remote-hybrid in the SF Bay Area with benefits!

www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/44...

Taking a quick break to show you these beautiful Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island bookmarks! ✨

The ideal companions for your spring reading or to keep your place while you're busy chatting with stranded Greek gods. 🏛️🌿

Which one is your favorite?

...10/10. Would Labyrinth again.

A poster for Jim Henson's Labyrinth in Concert. It's a poster of the movie with some added text

Tonight.

remember when "walking simulator" was supposed to be a sick burn and now people fondly remember it as the invention of one of the coolest video game genres ever? or at least i know i do and i am definitely not the only one

What babe?

A poster for Jim Henson's Labyrinth in Concert. It's a poster of the movie with some added text

Tonight.

First draft is for telling yourself the story, revisions are for telling your readers the story.

#BelovedGames #63

Think your game is Unmistakable? ICO are organising a unique Steam event. Sign-up and learn more here 👇 #Steam unmistakable.icopartners.com

Anyone know of any UK-based pixel art animators looking for freelance work this year? Asking on behalf of a friend's project!

My #ludumdare entry is now live
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Best played on ipad
#gamejam #towerdefence #multitouch #gamedev #indiegame

It’s so important to engage with other art forms as a game dev. This is a medium heavily influenced by ones older than it, for better and for worse. A lot of your favorite horror games have roots in amazing movies.

And read! Please read! There are folks who think that this isn’t relevant. It is!

Buddy-up! 👥

The story of Mr Asbo, the terror of the River Cam It's a decade since the swan's aggressive antics first came to light - a but a lot has happened since then

There is (or was) a very aggressive swan called Mr. Asbo.