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A screenshot from itch.io dashboard showing views over the past two weeks. It jumps from around 30 per day on average to 80+ per day in the last two days.

I cannot stress enough how important it is that you recommend indie TTRPGs you like online. Someone on Reddit asked for a game rec, only like 3 out of 20 people said my game, but it made for a massive wave of visits to the Itch page. Word of mouth is real.

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We have 3x the views and downloads as the result 1-3 people adding us to their collections on itch than we have from our Glass Cannon feature or tabling at MAGFest (we had other benefits from those things! just not sheer number of eyeballs). Word of mouth is crucial for small titles!

Forget laser sharks, the new hot thing is Space Laser Armadillos!

Trash City Turbo - Early Prototype Teaser YouTube video by machinefun

Major milestone!
Steam page is live so come check out our satisfying 'sweep em up' gameplay in Trash City Turbo

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Wishlist store.steampowered.com/app/4484260/...

#gamedev #indiedev #godot #godotengine #indiegames #wishlist

So you can also drive your bike with no handlebars?

The concept still breaks my head a bit, but in a good way. Keep it coming :)

Once again - show me proof that you've helped these folks - or fuck, anyone! It's a cold world! - by at least $20 and I will create a ttrpg adventure, a short story, edit your novella, make you digital line form art. For $100, I will make you a piece of physical 8x10 wall art and ship it

If you’ve previously bounced off Sixty Years in Space, I’ve now had reports from multiple players than update 6 made the game significantly easier to play while keeping all the emergent goodness intact.

I feel similarly about the scrubs reboot. Like do we really need it? Do I care?

How about telling some new original stories instead. Those are hard to come by these days and much more needed than pushing some grandpas through the money milking machine.

Reading the opinions about Firefly. I'm not sure I even have one at this point. If you would've asked me 20 years ago or so, I would've jumped at the news of another season!

But so much happened in the meantime, not only with Whedon, but in general. It's a different world. And the actors are OLD.

Man what a week. There was something else annoying happening like every day! Tomorrow at least it's going to calm down a bit I hope.

Let's hope I find some time between calming down from this week to also clean up the playtest version of State Vector. It's mostly about clarifying some rules.

"Series D&D S" & "Series D&D X" come after "One D&D", obviously.

Devices can often still function for a while even with different voltage (just look at people overclocking their GPUs) but it can damage the device over time and you may not even notice.

I wouldn't risk it :D the smoke could've just been some glue that vaporized on first use, but it could also be something important broke and now you are pushing too many volts into the device which slowly kills it.

Often smoke in electronics is a sign of too much voltage or a short circuit.

But again: It's mostly a family legend and there is not really any proof unfortunately. But sounds cool 😎

There is also a story (which is unproven, thus only a sidenote) that an uncle of my grandpa was a double agent during Nazi Germany and gave information to the US so that they could take over a large local airfield without a fight. He was able as a civilian to just walk in there even after the war.

My stepdad worked at Nintendo and I could play games that were not released in Europe yet.

For all the but how can we afford space exploration folks…this means we’ve already spent more on this war that started last week than Cassini cost in the 26 years it took to build, launch, and operate it.

The second edition of one of the best hard scifi #ttrpgs around (and one of the inspirations for my State Vector RPG) is coming out and they still take late pledges!

If you like your hard scifi settings with a sprinkle of horror and your dice rolls with playing cards on the side, give it a try!

I started to flip through the book and already saw some nice stuff! Definitely a huge improvement on the first one in terms of general structure. Can't wait to read more :)

AI-generated artwork is officially not eligible for copyright protection after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to review the appeal.

The court ruled that a work must have a human creator in order to qualify for copyright.

(Link: www.reuters.com/legal/govern...)

Such a good idea but of course iOS only... :(

So, how I often write, is that I come up with a base gameplay system, and then just keep going with all the stuff I personally would use/do use to run a full game. For DANGER CLOSE, that apparently means I'm now at page 80 (and counting) of a Complete Guide on Running Military Campaigns in TTRPGs.

How I arrived on bluesky:

For the tabletop folks, designers and publishers, especially if you're not based in the US - do you have thoughts about attending Gen Con later in July/Aug, given the state of geopolitical affairs? Would you be attending, or would you be giving it a miss? Let me know! kheehoon@rascal.news

Yeah, no. Instead I'm asking around who would come to some of our European conventions instead! I will be at the Bologna Play and maybe Essen Spiel later this year!

I think with all these kinds of alterations after purchase you should really consult your local magic shop, or better yet the wizard manufactory that created the carpet. Otherwise you risk breaking it for nothing.

Woo! Happy birthday!

It actually took me years to eventually play actual D&D. Bounced off of the grognardiness of it very quickly and rather went with systems like CoC, Vampire and eventually GURPS.