@UP8@mastodon.social2026-02-17 23:56:44
📒 We built a museum exhibit about a 1990s game hint line, with a physical binder
#games
@UP8@mastodon.social2026-02-17 23:56:44
@pre@boing.world2026-01-18 15:31:03
Finished the VR game #behemoth, it has some of the best sword-fighting I've seen in any VR game. Excellent stuff.
Fighting that dragon was insane, holding on for dear life to it's back as it swoops around the sky, tying myself to it so I could fire arrows at it's weak-points. Great stuff.
Would have finished it months ago but didn't really have the space to play VR stuff much while the bedroom was being done.
Really good game for getting hot and sweaty and doing exercise and fighting monsters.
Loved it.
#playing #vr #games
@compfu@mograph.social2026-01-08 07:43:13
I read „arriving in style for game dev“ and thought: They‘re gonna write some awesome Lua code with that attitude!
But then I reread the post 😅
#GameDev https://twitter.com/trailblazers/statu
@tiotasram@kolektiva.social2025-12-12 13:41:30
Been starting a habit of writing down story/game ideas as I have them even though most of them will never seriously get started, let alone finished. It's been fun since writing things down gives me a chance to think them through a bit more than just pondering them in my head. Anyways, here's a #GameDesign idea:
"Grand" - is a "reverse metroidvania" in which as a grandparent, you slowly lose movement options as the story progresses, requiring more and more convoluted routes through the map to reach the same areas. You do still explore "new" areas in memory mode (and unlock movement options like a bike in your memories) before traversing the areas again in the diegetic present. The story follows your quest to protect a grandchild from the machinations of a Kafkaesque state, first trying to track them down within the system and then trying to get them released. Each "boss" is "fought" through an abstracted conversation system where memories, keepsakes, and various kinds of emotional/logical appeals wear down your opponent's nihilism and/or fear until they're willing to help you. Normal "enemies" are just people on the street who might bump into you and drain some of your stamina as you pass by if you don't issue a properly-timed "excuse me" or the like.
@lukem@hachyderm.io2025-12-12 14:34:25
@idbrii@mastodon.gamedev.place2025-12-17 05:14:17
If you wanted to play Hogwarts Legacy it's free on Epic until tomorrow.
If you want to no longer want to support the author, I hear Epic doesn't have additional pay outs when more people redeem the free game.
#Games
@phpmacher@sueden.social2025-12-18 18:19:46
Ich habe da mal was gebastelt :-)
vl. lasse ich es sogar in Freiheit...
#urlaub #online #game #onlineGame
@CondeChocula@social.linux.pizza2026-01-01 11:44:41
@DominikDammer@mastodon.gamedev.place2026-01-05 15:16:02
Content warning: To all freelance Game Designers and media pedagogical folks
What are your ways to secure freelance work?
Please share some insights. Do you just use cold calling and emails or rely on connections?
I plan to live from freelance work some day, but its scary when you need requests each month
#freelance #gamedesign
@beeb@hachyderm.io2026-01-08 08:42:34
Discovered this fun game/website yesterday. I'm having a blast!
#HelixEditor #NeoVim #DailyChallenge #game #helix
@phpmacher@sueden.social2025-12-14 21:58:09