Is Dragon Age: The Veilguard a good game, as the gaming press seems to think, or is it as bad as popular opinion on the internet would suggest?

I love all these gaming journalism outlets reporting propaganda straight from Electronic Arts on how The Veilguard is breaking sales and continuos player records on Steam for the company.

I’ve been watching Asmongold play Failguard and Jesus Christ, the dialogue is so bad. Very, very bad.

Bioware had one last chance to pull back from the brink and they blew it. Instead of making an RPG with a meaningful story, they turned Dragon Age into a cartoony cardboard cut-out of itself.

After being on my literary to do list for decades, I decided to start reading Iain M. Banks’ Culture series. These books seem to me to be particularly relevant today.

Photos from a recent journey to the capital of Denmark

I can’t think of many headlines that aged quicker and aged worse than that Huffington Post one.

A proposal

Major wars of the United States of America

Photos from a recent motorbike trip through France, Luxembourg and Belgium.

You might remember Red Alert, the little shmup I’m developing for the PICO-8 fantasy console? Well, I’m getting close to actually having it in a playable state but I’m currently stuck with this one bug I can’t quite fix.

Another one of my favourite games bites the dust. This is a prime example of how to alienate your community if I ever heard one.

Pixel Dailies for April 2024; 8x8 pixels in the PICO-8 palette

I love things that age gracefully.

What a fun little movie!

Pixel Dailies for March 2024; 8x8 pixels in the PICO-8 palette

Revisiting the idiotic decision to ban Donald Trump off Twitter and what it means for the future of democracy that private companies started to influence public discourse like that and got away with it.

After finishing Mystic Quest on the Game Boy, I started Secret of Mana on the SNES this weekend.