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@marcel@waldvogel.family
2025-06-06 05:28:16

"I wrote in October that billionaires should resist cozying up to authoritarians: while it can feel as if they are reducing risks to themselves and their businesses, surrendering to a corrupt system is just as likely to endanger them. Musk is the first to learn this lesson, but I suspect he will not be the last."
Let's see.

@Xexyz@mastodon.me.uk
2025-04-29 23:17:06

Harmoknight: completed!
Harmoknight is best described as a rhythm platformer, although the platforming is basic at best and the rhythms are simple. You have two buttons - a jump, and an attack - and you have to either jump or attack in time with the music's beat. In most cases it's sufficient to react in time to seeing the gap or enemy, but on occasion the screen zooms in and reaction times are just too long; it's at this point that you'll lose too many lives and have…

@blackknight95857669@social.linux.pizza
2025-04-02 22:20:11

Neva (Mulit, XPd on PC via Steam)
Take a grim journey with Alba and her wolf companion Neva through a dying world.
So right off the bat, this is a game that gives you a Superman kick in your feels. The opening cinematic sees Alba overcome by the dark denizens of the world only to be saved by her wolf companion who sacrifices herself, leaving Alba to raise the wolf's cub to take its rightful place as her new companion.
Thus you start this side scrolling platformer with a…

@Xexyz@mastodon.me.uk
2025-03-24 17:55:11

Prince of Prussia: completed!
No, I've not got to the end of Prince of Persia as yet - I know what I have to do to complete level 9, but I keep making stupid mistakes right at the end - but this is a small puzzle-type platformer which riffs on Prince of Persia but adds in Nazi guards and a shiv. The movement, graphical background, and obstacles are derived from the original Persia game, although there are no buttons or moving gates; instead the puzzle is working out…

@Xexyz@mastodon.me.uk
2025-03-17 14:17:38

Prince of Persia: time limit panic
For Christmas I was given the new Prince of Persia game, the Lost Crown, and (despite this diary's protestations) I have played a fair bit of it. It's a very stylish exploratory platformer, similar to Metroid Fusion in many ways including themed areas and dynamic paths, but with much more flair over the combat and traversal. The systems and collectables are a little overwhelming at times, and the need to find save positions doesn't…