I've tried around 27 I think, and the number of bangers is staggering. I'm in awe of the accomplishment. Only finished one game so far, Night Manor. My favorite so far is Avianos.

Watching The Room in Ann Arbor, while college students acted out scenes in the aisle.

Then it's a solution looking for a problem! ;) Okay then maybe special enemies that can only be defeated if you first use this? Or they give a temporary buff like eating in Monster Hunter.

One week from today the press event for Steam October Nextfest starts. Luckily the press can access the demo for Office Nightmare right now! #steam#nextfest#demo#indiegamestore.steampowered.com/app/2982840/...

Office Nightmare on Steam

Work sucks, and then you die... and apparently become a zombie. A fast-paced third person shooter with some unconventional weapons.

First band I ever saw live. Although I barely actually saw them because I was so short.

I've never reviewed a single card... but the depot, the one-card addition to The Lucky Seven, makes the game significantly harder and more interesting. Read about it here: spacebiff.com/2024/09/26/l...

Ode to the Depot

Here’s a question for you. What do Oltréé, The Plum Island Horror, The Struggle for Zorn, Earthborne Rangers, Sleeping Gods: Distant Skies, Striking Flint, The Mandalorian: Adventures, Mass E…

The way it's described, this sounds like a feature you should just cut. If there is no real reason to engage with it, why have it? My Golden rule of game design is, "Does this feature / rule make the game more fun?" If yes, keep. If no, out it goes.

I guess I should have worked BOOBS into the description.

I really hope this is actually John Carpenter’s Letterboxd, he’s cooking

I kept it pretty simple, hopefully highlighting what was necessary and not adding a lot that isn't. No one reads it anyway.