Wow. I wonder how Steam and Nintendo and other game marketplaces are going to deal with the incoming wave of extremely low quality games. It's easy to find garbage game on both of those platforms, but I wouldn't say we're at a point yet where most of the games are terrible and it's impossible to tell the difference before you buy. Maybe refunds will become a more vital tool for consumers?

This is what I'm doing too. I'm super happy with the results and how many options are now open to me.

My Nebula subscription is totally worth it, every year I get more from that subscription than almost any other.

Very interesting article. Thanks

I think about this game from time to time, even years after I last played it. It tells a unique and complicated story. Well worth the price.

Love this movie and book!

I think you've done a wonderful job of expressing who he was and who he was to you. Thank you for sharing and I hope you'll always be able to enjoy some memories of him

I played the heck out of this game for a few months. Really cool. Maybe I'll update and see what's new

Ha. Me too! It wasn't until I saw the bit about "his new album" that I realized something was wrong. But it took a while. I first assumed that there was a typo that cut out the artist's name.

I need to know more about this. This could be absolutely amazing. I would love for "puppetry" to be a new genre. I could imagine rhythm games, Ace Attorney games, traffic controller simulation games, RPGs with marionettes...

Oh that's a good call! I'll take a look. Thanks.

I hadn't considered checking out the communities for some of the widely used homelab applications like Proxmox. That's a great idea, thanks.