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You know an interview came out nicely when the same website runs *five* different stories about it! Was fascinating to get Team Cherry's take on a whole lot of topics. Lots more cool indie coverage coming to Bloomberg this week!! www.bloomberg.com/news/newslet...

The Makers of ‘Silksong’ Aren’t Done Just Yet The developers at Team Cherry tell us they’re working on new content for their popular action game

NEW: I spoke to Team Cherry about Silksong DLC, cut content, difficulty settings, storytelling, what they were thinking with Bilewater, the lack of signposting for Act 3, whether they'll do another Hollow Knight game, and much, much more www.bloomberg.com/news/newslet...

As a Thanksgiving treat, I've got some fun indie game coverage coming this week and next: deep-dive interviews with the people behind two of 2025's best games (and two of my favorites of *all time*) plus a big feature about the making of a very cool upcoming Zelda-like starring a quirky mouse

Me in a nutshell, I've had barely any online activity these past few years compared to pre-2020

I feel like its due to being tired, focus on personal life and feeling in general a bit jaded by the current online climate

In The Labyrinth of Time, entering the Ziggurat without a lantern is supposed to show a black screen. However, the developers put in the wrong filename for the black screen, so it fails to render, showing a black screen instead

#silksong

It really felt like they didn't know when to stop adding puzzle and just kept going with increasingly harder puzzles until they ran out of money, at which point they just left it there halfway done

Really good game but the last 15/20% felt like too much

My pc has a 2060ti and I've been holding off on an upgrade due to the absurd pricing of everything, if the price here is good this is replacing it 100%

perhaps the most egregious thing that happened with the Future Class was when The Game Awards took money from Old Spice in the name of the FC & simply... pocketed it

it wasn't used to fund Future Class initiatives, it wasn't used to help lift marginalised developers

they just profited from us

Strange Jigsaws on Steam A game of strange jigsaws.

If you like puzzle games, do yourself a favor and play Strange Jigsaws. Don't look anything up — just play it store.steampowered.com/app/2702170/...

EVERYBODY! Dicey Dungeons Halloween Special is OUT NOW 🎃👻🎲 (I'm Chipzel and I made it!)

fanlink.tv/diceyhalloween

The Final Stream. Oct 29, 3PM ET. twitch.tv/SmallAnt

After nearly 500 Days since starting the World's Hardest Pokemon Nuzlocke, I have reached the end.

See you Wednesday.

Grey Prince Zote

pokemon legends za prides itself on its realism

A company with decades of single-player experience pivoting to multiplayer? Well, it worked for Anthem, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, FBC: Firebreak, Redfall, Marvel's Avengers, and all those PlayStation games

Hades 2

Hades 2's story doesn't change the status quo
aftermath.site/hades-2-ending

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A lot of people are (understandably) focused on the Saudi Arabia and Kushner part of this, but the far bigger immediate impact will come from the new private EA being on the hook for $20 billion in debt. That could mean mass layoffs, more aggressive monetization, and other big cost-cutting measures

It’s official: EA is going private.

The leveraged buyout will be financed by a staggering $20 billion of debt, which likely means some *aggressive* cost cutting is ahead for EA in the coming months and years.

www.businesswire.com/news/home/20...

Hot take maybe, but I think if you're unable to acknowledge this is a real problem you just don't actually care about indie developers that much. You're fine with an endless horde of largely ignored options (that are potentially great) because there is no cost to you at a consumer level.

The Video-Game Industry Has a Problem: There Are Too Many Games A crowded September for video-game releases illustrates a broader challenge in the market

Too many games www.bloomberg.com/news/newslet...

A tweet from Robin Light-Williams (@BlondRobin) stating the following: Hello to anyone reading this. I am Robin Light-Williams, formerly lead translator for Carpe Fulgur. I am very sorry to announce that my friend and business partner Andrew Dice, @SpaceDrakeCF, has passed away. Pursuant to that, Carpe Fulgur will be ceasing operations.

Absolutely devastated by this news. SpaceDrake was no doubt a huge influence in drumming up interest for Japanese indie games localized into English and pushing for them on digital distribution storefronts like steam. Huge loss. Might be time for another playthrough of Recettear in his honour.

...huh

How to sell a video game console:
1) Make your console more expensive than the other consoles
2) Also put all of your games on the other consoles

dazzling, colorful bop-it album cover with headphones, 90s stylistic objects and the device

a stage from bop-it game with the device in center being played

a stage from bop-it game with the device in center being played

a stage from bop-it game with the device in center being played

NEW MUSIC AND GAME! I was able to work with Hasbro and Alliance Games bringing Bop-It! back to life as an audiovisual rhythm game-like experience with five original songs and remastered audio by me! Game art by @brysonmcbee.bsky.social and album art by @saredd99.bsky.social <3
bopitthevideogame.com

wip, inks #art #silksong

this is one of the reason why I don't know if a "stakes of marika" change I see many people suggest is as good of an idea when it comes to bosses on the main path, it encourages bashing your head against it mindlessly instead of weighting in if its worth trying again vs exploring or taking a break

NES game development on a Commodore 128. At Software Creations we used C128s for some of our early NES games - Solstice, Fast Break, World Games. The C128 based development system hardware and software was written by Mike Webb. This video shows me loading up the NES Magic Johnson's Fast Break code.