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2025. fakeass science fiction sounding year. the future sucks. Deck Month 2 ended, and there's a whole bunch of submissions. This is a link to them. You should play them. Decker is a good thing to make stuff in. Fuck corporate media, indie games are…

We make a visual novel about some specific vibes we've felt lately.

So, for Deck Month 2 I've made a fantasy point and click adventure game! It's called The Wayward Mage!

So I built a new computer. As is my tradition, I've named it after an anime character, in this case Madoka from Kimagure Orange Road. This afternoon/evening I am swapping all my stuff over to it and I've just moved Publii over so I can…

I've been posting a few previews of my Deck Month project. Here are some of them, so far.

Decker is a cool thing to make things in - it's what I make all my zines in, as well as several other projects. This month there's a Decker jam happening on itch, Deck Month 2, and I'm gonna make a thing for it. You…

I am at the point of "posting about Tetris Forever enough that I need to continue" I guess. Anyway, you may have noticed my lament that the PC game offerings in it are disappointingly limited. Well...

Tonight I watched Dario Argento's Dark Glasses, which is his most recent film from 2022. As someone who I think can be considered a still recent yet growing Argento fangirl, I've slowly made my way through various nice blu-ray and 4K releases of the classic era of his oeuvre, and so I'm starting to move into the not-quite-so-acclaimed more recent end.

Having written a bit on here about Tetris Forever, Digital Eclipse's "Gold Master Series" instalment covering Tetris, I feel it is only fair that I give some impressions of the game now that it's out. (Can we call something like this a game? Sure.)