wow, seriously incredible. kudos!

true!! punishment is the og faller... i remember playing that in high school and getting a headache lol

you should post this to the itch.io page!

real real excited for this one

ELBE "A Life Spent Wading In Drivel" 🦎by @juneflower.bsky.social
damp exploration rpg about a masturbating lizard in poison swamp. wildly beautiful handdrawn fonts

june-flower.itch.io/elbe

HOLDING IT 🥛by @brlka.com @paellagenius.bsky.social
a lush high-concept precision platformer, where you play a tiny baby meeting his girlfriend's parents for the first time. Funny, pretty, well designed, perfect itch game

brlka.itch.io/holding-it
Free / hours (its hard)

10+5 is the best time control imo. enough pressure to keep a brisk clip but you can deliberate when you feel its worth it

wow!!! pretty sure this is the new WR, congrats ✨

this is also why i'm anti-design document... it's kind of like writing up a list of all the extracurricular activities your unborn child will take lol. it's fine to have a one-page outline to give you a little structure but anything past that and you're just procrastinating

game design youtube essays always insinuate devs should or do create w/ deliberate intent but your work will have more capacity for wonder and discovery if you play around & experiment & are in conversation with your game as it emerges rather than rigidly dictating it. the process is symbiotic!

vid is my pb (and current wr) of my game flower visit brlka.itch.io/flower-visit

take my driving challenge cowards brlka.itch.io/car-artist

the worst part is i'm totally susceptible to it even though i enjoy nothing about it

(also ironic it's hosted by chess.com whose business model relies on this exact grift lol)

the tl;dr of it is any sales pitch aimed at improving at something usually hinges on lies: that you are already training hard, that training is fun, that traditional methods aren't effective, that you can "tick something off once and for all", that you need to spend money at all, etc.