Jamie D

Interesting! I will have a play around

Had a mild heart attack when Hellscreen was on the steam FRONT PAGE but it was actually just because I was logged in

This is excellent. Thought about something similar but using vertex colour to move certain edges around but I didn't get to the point where I could generate collision from it (I'm a unity guy too).

I need to figure out the mouse control on the PS4 pad

That's totally fair. Personally, im happy to drop resolution to 720 if need be, especially if I'm playing on the TV

The steam deck is the best system I have bought in years.
Pretty much revitalized my love for gaming.
I use it more like a Nintendo switch docked to the TV and it's proof you don't need huge amounts of graphical fidelity to enjoy good games

Very similar to mine and it's awesome

This exactly. I've been using it a lot for mouse and keyboard games but on the sofa with a lap table. Definitely more relaxing than it sounds

Oh yeah for sure! A lot of PS1 stuff myself

The steam deck is the best system I have bought in years.
Pretty much revitalized my love for gaming.
I use it more like a Nintendo switch docked to the TV and it's proof you don't need huge amounts of graphical fidelity to enjoy good games

It's interesting for me as well to see code that I wrote years ago and refactor now that I have more experience (silly things like the odd "create object")

Whilst finishing Hellscreen (which has been a drawn out process), I thought I'd be happy to be done with it BUT there's some bug fixes and optimisations to be done and it's actually nice to nibble on it

Ive been playing half life 2 mods and I have to say I'd love to make one myself.

(Makes more sense for me to actually make a stand alone game instead but maybe I'll do a HL 2 map one day)

Honestly, I think an easy indie hit to make is "untitled goose game" but it's Velociraptors

I think they mean many different things to a lot of people and I hope the genre pushes that a bit

What if you weren't just running a little cosy library but a travelling, last library on the planet library.

How about a game about caring for endangered species?

I think it would be interesting to take cozy mechanics and try mixing in some other themes.

What could a "design your own caravan home" game be like if it were fixing up an abandoned starship or what if you were rebuilding an ancient ruin into a home for people?

Cozy games get a lot of stick for being too simple but that was never an issue for me but the visual motifs got stake real quick and I think there is a lot of fertile ground to be had

I feel like the cozy genre has had a very low ceiling in terms of varied aesthetics and I'm expecting it to break out of that (already seeing cozy x horror and the job simulator games probably are loosely that too)

A grey hoodie with text which reads: “Buy a man eat fish, He day, teach fish man To a lifetime.”

Wise words

I want more games like ICO, or half-life 2

That's it

Ordered a "full house" which was supposed to have spicy beef.

Turns out it was kebab.

An excellent turn of events

We are too so we are watching national treasure as we wait for pizza to turn up

I would also like a star trek Jag/legal show.

I would actually love this as a video game too. What if God of war but ancient Klingons

What is your Star Trek project that only you would love?

A 9 episode series telling the story of how the Klingons killed their own Gods for being too meddlesome.

Think a fantasy epic like Lord of the Rings but batleths and Worf narrating as if he is reading a story book to Alexander

Congratulations!

That special brand of Brit nostalgia that is rare because it hasn't been repackaged lately.

This looks like a guy who has played several different roles across every Star trek TV series

Going to therapy later