Fan Subdomain - FFXIV OCs page published
"Marin," you may be wondering, "have you done any work on your Japan trip page yet?" To that, my friend, the answer is a big fat no (everything is still in docs) (I think it's fair I haven't finished…
Tim goes/is Over the Hill
Yesterday afternoon, after a brief daydream near Aberdeen, South Dakota led to a maddening* speeding ticket, I parked Sally in the first gas station I came across, and began scanning Steam for a…
OSGrid Goes On
SO after all that drama , OSGrid is not completely closing and disappearing at all. Having worked everyone up into a froth with the announcement that Sunday 18 October was going to be "the Last…
Dev Diary 73 - Steam Next Fest!
Today Steam Next Fest starts! I’ve been pushing a lot of updates recent days, and the most important time in this game’s story begins today. The demo is already reopened, so play it! It…
Mazes: Are We Lost Yet?
Here's a talk I gave this weekend at Roguelike Celebration. Mazes: Are We Lost Yet? It's basically half an hour of me going off on cool mazes. The talk in text form The slides, in the big layout I…
Introducing NullG: anti-gravity racing and AI-assisted development
NullG’s development from January’s engine plans through asset loading, racing systems, XL research, agent validation, and reinforcement learning.
Parasite Eve – 1997 Developer Interviews
This collection of Parasite Eve interviews originally appeared in various magazines (Dengeki Playstation, Hyper Playstation, and The Playstation) from 1997-1998. The post Parasite Eve – 1997…
Location of the Lymansk bubble in Stalker 2. This is deep underwater.
The location of the Lymansk bubble in Stalker 2. Plus some information on the DLC locations in Stalker 2.
v0.43.0
Fixed the Back button (including mouse back buttons) taking you out of a game to the main menu – it now does nothing while you’re playing Demos now share basic gameplay statistics (turns…
23 Years Later, SSX 3 Is Still Unmatched
Before you begin reading this, it is imperative that you put on some Yellowcard. Preferably, the song Way Away, off their album Ocean Avenue. While listening to that, take a look at this gif.…
Muffaroo
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Sand Scarcity in a Post-Scarcity World: Ecological Collapse Driven by Non-Renewable Resource Extraction in Minecraft
In this paper, we evaluate how quickly Minecraft's non-renewable resource can become over extracted to make glass pyramids The post Sand Scarcity in a Post-Scarcity World: Ecological Collapse Driven…
TIL: there was a Chinese Dreamcast mod called the Treamcast
Just switch the first letter, they'll never know.
Beyond Object Detection: Building SpotQuest with Jev’s Vision API
Turning everyday surroundings into a scavenger hunt with Jev. Inside SpotQuest’s visual reasoning, game design, and unit economics.
Let's reverse-engineer how someone reverse-engineered a secret hiding in F-Zero GX for 23 years
Plus: Open source FPGA hardware's going to give the busy Android scene a run for its money.
FURIA sweep Aurora to set up Thunderpick World Championship final with BetBoom
The Brazilian side needed only two maps to book their place in Sunday's Counter-Strike 2 final, where a familiar opponent awaits.
Casper (Playstation) Grade: C-
Publisher: Interplay (1996). Review posted 2026/10/18.
📈 Now You're Cooking! - Announce Postmortem
A little over two weeks ago, I announced my roguelike deckbuilder Now You’re Cooking!. As promised, here’s my postmortem on the announce.Read more...
Black Tide storms, the Matron of the First Flame, an Orders tab you can watch, crates at sea
Black Tide warbands bring storms, churches call them in, the Matron looks after new Governors, and Realm Orders shows everything at work.
v0.42.0
Fixed AI units ending their turn stacked on top of another unit, then jumping to a nearby tile at end of turn A unit stopped on a tile another unit holds can no longer attack from there A city now…
Free form solution for The China Labyrinth
It turns out you can find a solution to The China Labyrinth puzzle if you do not worry about the border.
Sonic X Shadow Generations Review (PS5, 2025)
Sonic Generations was a big deal when it first released in late 2011 for PS3 and Xbox 360. It was the first major Sonic …
Reliving Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders in San Fracisco
So I recently took a trip to San Francisco for the FaithTech Awaken conference (an amazing experience, about which I shall share more in the future). But it made memories of my first ever point &…
Hearthstone: 12 years of ups and downs
I probably haven't played Hearthstone in 2 or 3 years, maybe 4. A quick game once a year or so, to see how it feels. I gave it yet another shot last week and for the first time in a long time, it…
With Armada and Valve's Steam Frame headset, things look bright for SteamOS on Android gaming handhelds
Android is still better for dual-screen multitasking right now, but things will only get better.
Future? No Thanks! OUT NOW
Molleindustria’s biggest project is out on Steam and Itch.io for both Windows and Mac. Future? No Thanks! is proudly and foolishly self published. After a troubled review process, it dropped during…
On Hurliman
This Sunday at 11am is the big meet up for OSgrid residents to have their say and learn more about the decision to close the grid on the last day of December 2026. Come to Hurliman Plaza with a local…
My sincere apologies, I’ve started game development.
I read somewhere to just copy a game you really liked in order to learn how to make your first game. But I like a lotta games!
Attention is the new currency for PC Gaming
This Labor Day I was finally able to stop and take a breath about how AI is going to affect the game industry. Like many of you, I feel like AI news, content, and hype have permeated every aspect of…
New ROM hacks, screenshots, and more!
To Phantasy Star II, the English translation for the PlayStation 2 remake was updated to v4.0! Now this translation successfully loads on real a PlayStation 2! And lots of typos were corrected. To…
Stardew Valley page has arrived!
check out my journey, tips - tricks, - other Stardew related bullshittery!
Pizza Worm for the SNES released!
A simple and fun game where a worm eats pizzas in a pizza parlour to grow longer and get the high score! After much effort and hard work, Pizza Worm for the SNES is finally released! Inspired by the…
PICO-8 and Retro Handheld
PICO-8 and Retro Handheld I got PICO-8 running on my Anbernic RG35XXSP and I am having a blast with it.
Python Game - Cleaver
I'm currently working on a game that my friend, Wilson, started a while back but never finished. We're trying to recreate a game his uncle used to play…
Piques of the week.
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s WeaveMy first Fire Emblem game, my introduction to the series, was Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright. Later, I played Conquest, the same game from a different perspective. That...
My Unlikely Roguelike Dislike
On paper, roguelike games seem like they were tailor-made for my personal tastes. They are jam-packed with things I love: procedural generation and the exploration it offers, complex mechanical depth…
RISC Calculus
Thinking about why some players chafe against Guilty Gear's RISC, and other mechanics like it.
Make a toy
I started studying game design and development this fall and have spent the last few months reading about and creating tiny game experiments. In the lessons and literature we've been told a great way…
FFXIV: Alt Realities
As most of you who have followed me for any length of time probably know, I have an alt problem in just about any MMO I play long-term. This includes FFXIV, even though most folks will tell you that…
GBuddy’s Escape: Machine Learning on an orignal Game Boy (DMG-01)
A Game Boy cartridge on which a small robot learns a maze by trial and error, inside the ROM itself, with no PC, no server and no stored answer.
Maple Blade
PC A mistake I think I can be prone to is allowing perfection to be the enemy of good. Certainly not in my own actions, but in the games I’ll select for coverage on this site. Which feels like…
Jackbox Party Pack 12 review: two hits and three misses
Jackbox, it's time to look at your back catalogue
Pixel Art Studio v1.3.0 is out! 1-click UV tools, patterns, new painting tools and improvements
Now with one-click UV tools, stacked UVs, joined faces, fill patterns, one-click per-face texel densities, noise and color jitter, tiled mode, shading, spray can, game engine integrations and more!…
Spooktober: week 2 update
My Bloomtown progress and Slay the Princess first impressions.
Fractional Tans, Part 2: Grid
As promised in Part 1, here’s a post on polyforms made from half-weight tans on the tetrakis square grid. The pieces with three and four of these collectively have weight·area 16, so we get to…
Ocarina of Time: a Proustian madeleine, now with jam
What I saw at 11, what the Nintendo 64 was hiding from me, and what the Switch 2 remake will finally show☕ Found this article useful? You can support the blog by buying me a coffee on Ko-fi.
So... I Tried The Belmont's Curse Demo
2026 has been a strange year for gaming for me. It has by no means been a bad year, it's actually been pretty stuffed to the brim with great stuff. Games like Denshattack, Pokemon Pokopia, and Rhythm…
The Nine-Person Game Studio will soon outperform AAA developers
On June 16, 2026, SpaceX announced it would acquire Anysphere, Inc, the parent company of Cursor, for $60 billion in stock. A lot of people argued that Cursor wasn’t worth anywhere near that…
Launching an old game: Langmath
I built a little game one weekend of March 2018, and tweaked it a bit over a few weeks. I always meant to polish it further and release it, and since it is 2026, I am doing just the releasing ……