100%! Hopefully the month format will shift to something a little more curated - fewer projects, more first-timers, maybe a 70/30 mix of newbies to old-hands. The cross-collab option is also a huge boon when one party doesn't have an established audience.

It definitely seems untenable to continue the "X Month" approach at the scale it's been operating under. Smaller numbers of projects would probably be beneficial going forward, minimizing the operational logistics and the cost to the consumer.

As someone who participated in MM'25 as a first-timer to crowdfunding, I gotta say the benefits of stuff like this are very appealing from the vendor-side. As someone who also backed as many MM'25 projects as possible, I will say that my wallet is aching, as well.

Literally the plot of Snowpiercer. Fucking idiots.

Yeah, I know I would love to hear more! Terribly curious about the steady drip process and how replicable that could be.

The Limehouse Golem is fucking bananas. Was not prepared for that movie going in.

Ooooh, enjoy. Dead Weight is one of my personal faves - I keep a printed copy in my backpack at all times as my emergency Mothership game.

This is the probably the single most helpful piece of advice I've seen for PAXU attendees. The streets of Philadelphia are paved with cheese steaks.

That's what I'm thinking. There's a huge library of stuff I'd love to play, but my Surface Pro sounds like a teakettle and feels like it's going to melt when it runs anything vaguely taxing.

The floor for total backers on a single project was also much lower - I think for '24, the lowest single project backer count was 391, and this year it was under 200.

I never invested in a Steam Deck, but this may be the thing that tips me over the edge.

100% accurate. There are few movies as drenched in design as this one, and everything about that house is incredible.

I'd make that deal!