More vital pixel work, and some of my best yet 🙏

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Hard at work making important content for the game 👀
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EXTRA special shout out to the two games our stall was sandwiched between, which were both centred themselves around Palestine, with Cagla focusing on the importance of memory and the deep roots of history, while Rebecca considers the necessity of direct action and internationalism.

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🚨We're exhibiting Behind the Hydra's Eyes in person this weekend!

Watching people enjoy it is a very nice shock, and such a privilege to be surrounded by other great games by great people (I'll share some below when I get chance!).

Wishlist us!: store.steampowered.com/app/3554030/...

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It seems I'll be doing another Iskra order soon 👀

I've been waiting for this one since reading their (also very beautiful) PLO collected documents. 🇵🇸✊

I saw that Tabitha Arnold is exhibiting in NYC next week, and am thinking again about how stunningly breathtaking her tapestries are, capturing a people's history. Very jealous of those privileged enough to see them in person!

This is a basic truth that all leftists with any platform—and anyone that wants to defend global victims of imperialism—need to internalise. Apologising to the architects of genocide about words is to accept that a world system where they are arbiters over acceptable conduct. Be angry, be uncowed.

There's been a small art overhaul since we launched the page:
🙎‍♂️ A more detailed grumpy boss to scold you
🖥️ Much nicer looking computer
🏢 A much more detailed office with many more things to fiddle with (kill time getting water, coffee, or tea like a true professional!)

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A really enjoyable reflection on an element of internet history that I forget I even miss; like the physical commons, we've already lost almost all of our digital commons, with still no end in sight for the primitive accumulation and smash-and-grab tactics of Silicon Valley and their imitators

I'll try not to respond fawningly to every post in this thread (though they all deserve it!), but the phrase "interactive-essay-meets-walking-sim about technocapitalism" is like catnip to me. And wow, what an itchio page ahaha. Huge congrats to Nathalie for making something fascinating.

Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) May Day posters. 1974, 2024, 2025.

Full solidarity to Jamal + all of the people that the Met is trying to make examples of. Brutal and racist police crackdowns were a signature for New Labour, and Starmer is cut from the same genocidal cloth. In a just world, all the police involved, and MPs orchestrating, would be held accountable.

Adored the visceral-ness of this: the wet pulse audible as you shakingly scan an engorged and malformed womb, the way it confirms a horrifying truth which, though unuttered, has shaped the arc of the tragic story. Really great stuff!