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It's official: Radical Zomboarding launches on October 22nd! Catch air, do tricks, and paint the slopes red. Wishlist on Steam!

Ocarina of Time this, remake that, blah blah whatever. Wake me up when they remake this one

Ah my favorite flavor, #FF0000

I'm shocked that Valve hasn't figured out what I've understood for years. VR is to racing wheels as is to flight sticks. The game itself HAS to be worth playing to make people WANT to play it in VR, or with a racing wheel, or flight stick. If Gran Turismo required a racing wheel to play it, no one would have bought a wheel just for one game. But the game itself is still fun with a controller, and even more fun with a wheel. VR is the same way. Skyrim, Payday 2, No Man's Sky are prime examples of great games, fun with a controller, made even better with VR. THAT'S what people want, and THAT'S why you're seeing all these new VR mods coming out lately. Not even Facebook with all the money in the WORLD could fix the chicken and egg problem, because the truth invalidates their multi billion dollar investment. People don't want VR games. They don't want a metaverse or virtual workspaces or any of that. They want GOOD GAMES that you can also play both on a flat screen AND in VR.

Hey hey Zomboarders! A new Radical Zomboarding update just dropped, and the game is also now part of a bundle on Steam! More info below 👇️ store.steampowered.com/news/…

Sly Cooper don't @ me 😤

It's something I've been thinking about a lot. The game I just released today could be cloned at any minute with AI. Even so... I'm not worried about it. AI may know WHAT to make, but the people using them don't understand the decisions behind WHY a game is made. "Asset flips" have existed for decades now, but they never changed how long-lived, memorable experiences were made. Those are the games we still play years after that released, long after asset flips that cloned them faded into irrelevancy. We make games to give fun. They make games to take money. So I'll keep making games for the same reason I always have. As long as I do, I know someone out there will always appreciate it, and that's who I'll keep making games for.