The thing that keeps surprising me, but probably should not surprise me, about the aesthetics of rural Ontario or rural Quebec is how they are completely indistinguishable from the aesthetics I am used to from Oklahoma
cursed fact: Adobe Podcast's "Enhance AI", a tool for noise removal and voice boosting, firmly believes that any audio you give it *must* have human speech.
If you upload, say, vocal-free chiptunes playing on a Game Boy, it will *find* the speech.
- Free exploration. Soft gates rather than hard. Player knowledge gates rather than collectibles.
- No explicit tutorials. Games should be mysterious! Let me figure it out. (Help me figure it out.)
- New items with their own rules, i.e. not the hookshot again. Hookshot again is not mysterious.
- Minimal text/exposition.
I've already played A Short Hike. It's great! Tunic is probably the next closest match I've played. It's also great! What else is out there?
@mogwai_poet I played through it. Great game! I really enjoyed this smaller experience and I hope to see more in the future.
Thanks!
Thanks to @maique for the recommendation about Herschel waist packs/bum bags/fanny packs. I picked this up today for when I don't want to carry a massive backpack around.
Video Streaming at Scale with Kubernetes and RabbitMQ
Link: https://alexandreolive.medium.com/video-streaming-at-scale-with-kubernetes-and-rabbitmq-6e23fd0e75fb
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37823160
@Bobbins Not indie so much but I find Time Extension is good for new things on old hardware. https://www.timeextension.com/
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Amid a legendary autumn for PC gaming, a team of three developers quietly released one of the best shooters you can play right now into early access
Fortune's Run is pure shooter/immersive sim magic.
I work in software development for TV. I play PC, Nintendo, and board games. Sometimes I go outside and run.